Globalization Debate In His International Business Class, Professor Jang Organizes a Debate

Globalization Debate
In his international business class, Professor Jang organizes a debate on the societal effects of market globalization. Juan Prince takes a position that highlights the negative effects of market globalization. He emphasizes how multinational enterprises can wield so much influence that they threaten national sovereignty. He also notes the prevalence of low wages and sweatshop conditions as firms utilize low-cost labor abroad. Juan then describes the detrimental effects of corporate pollution on the environment, and he ends his argument by explaining how market globalization helps shift cultures to a universal norm. Rina Taylor is assigned to counter Juan's position.
-Which of the following most likely supports Rina's argument over Juan's concerning the homogenization of national cultures?

A) The standardizing forces of globalization are often resisted through increasing nationalism.
B) Foreign values tend to shift not just superficial aspects of culture, but deeply held beliefs as well.
C) Material goods such as cell phones and computers are found in most homes throughout the world.
D) In most industries, domestic operation alone cannot sustain competitive business growth.