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How has transportation affected globalization?
by encouraging the quick sale of goods
by improving the distribution of products
by changing the way companies create products
by encouraging the exchange of goods and services
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Correct choices:
- by improving the distribution of products
- by encouraging the exchange of goods and services
- by changing the way companies create products
Why: Faster, cheaper, and more reliable transport expands markets and lowers shipping costs, so firms can distribute goods widely and trade internationally. That enables global exchange of goods and services and the development of global supply chains — firms redesign production (outsourcing, just‑in‑time, component sourcing across countries).
“Encouraging the quick sale of goods” is the weakest option — transportation speeds delivery and can shorten lead times, but “quick sale” is a byproduct rather than a primary effect.
- by improving the distribution of products
- by encouraging the exchange of goods and services
- by changing the way companies create products
Why: Faster, cheaper, and more reliable transport expands markets and lowers shipping costs, so firms can distribute goods widely and trade internationally. That enables global exchange of goods and services and the development of global supply chains — firms redesign production (outsourcing, just‑in‑time, component sourcing across countries).
“Encouraging the quick sale of goods” is the weakest option — transportation speeds delivery and can shorten lead times, but “quick sale” is a byproduct rather than a primary effect.
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