A world economy in which the engines of growth could comprise the United States,the European Union,China,India,Brazil,Russia,and South Africa rather than the United States alone can be described as a(n)__________.
A) interdependent world
B) industrialized world
C) globalized economy
D) multi-polar world
E) diverse world

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A multi-polar world refers to a world where many countries hold political and economic power, and no single country dominates global affairs. In such a world, the engines of growth would be spread across multiple countries, including those listed, and not concentrated in a single country like the United States.

A World Economy in Which the Engines of Growth Could