What changes have taken place in the global economy since the end of World War II?
A. The gap between developed and developing nations has largely
disappeared.
B. Most developing nations are no longer engaged in manufacturing.
C. Economic growth in most industrialized countries has stagnated.
D. Nearly all countries are more industrialized and urbanized.

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