A world-empire and a world-economy are different in that:
A) a world-empire is politically fragmented, a world-economy politically centralized
B) a world-economy is geographically larger
C) a world-economy lacks cultural unity or integration
D) a world-economy lacks the political centralization of a world-empire
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