When liquor stores in the United States import wine made entirely from french grapes and bottled in france or beer brewed from grain and hops grown in Holland,it is an example of:

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Shallow integration refers to the simple international trade of goods and services, without involving a deep integration of economies or production processes. In this case, the liquor stores are importing finished products (wine and beer) from other countries, but there is no significant integration of production processes or economies between the US and France/Holland.

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