Production networks for industries that produce commodities such as televisions, automobiles, and computers are termed ____________.
A) a world system
B) producer-driven commodity chains
C) transnational corporations
D) buyer-driven commodity chains

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Producer-driven commodity chains refer to the network of production that exists for commodity industries like televisions, automobiles, and computers. These networks are typically driven by large firms that have control over multiple stages of production and distribution, and may involve the use of specialized suppliers and subcontractors. The other options, while related to global industries and production, are not specifically indicative of the production networks for these types of commodities.

Production Networks for Industries That Produce Commodities Such as Televisions