how would world systems analysis classify a nation that had middle incomes and a basic domestic industrial…
how would world systems analysis classify a nation that had middle incomes and a basic domestic industrial base but lacked major global economic power?\nmultiple choice\nsemi - periphery\nperiphery\ncore\nsemi - core
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Brief Explanations:
In world systems analysis, core nations have high incomes, advanced industries, and major global economic power. Periphery nations have low incomes, underdeveloped industries, and are dependent on core nations. Semi - periphery nations have middle incomes, a basic domestic industrial base, and lack major global economic power (they are in a middle position between core and periphery). The "semi - core" is not a standard category in world systems analysis. So the nation described in the question fits the definition of a semi - periphery nation.
Answer:
A. semi - periphery