Marxist see globalization as:
Correct answer: B. a part of long-term trends in the development of capitalism
- A. an anomaly in the history of the development of capitalism
- B. a part of long-term trends in the development of capitalism
- C. something to be prevented
- D. none of the above
Explanation
Marxists generally view globalization as part of capitalism’s long-term expansion and transformation, not as an exceptional break from capitalist development. It is therefore understood historically within capitalism’s broader trends.
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