Trade and other economic relations between core and periphery disproportionately benefit capitalists in the core.

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This statement is true as capitalists in the core countries tend to have greater access to capital, technology, and resources which enables them to dominate trade and economic relations, leaving the periphery with less bargaining power and fewer benefits. This results in a disproportionate benefit for capitalists in the core.

Trade and Other Economic Relations Between Core and Periphery Disproportionately