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Question 49

At a coastal freight terminal, standard steel boxes are transferred directly between ships, lorries and trains. The government also removes charges that had made imported components more expensive. Which driving factors of globalisation are illustrated by these changes?

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A

Containerisation and fewer restrictions on trade

B

Foreign investment and access to larger world markets

C

Higher GDP per capita and wider access to health care

D

Lower consumer prices and more employment in export industries

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