Economic integration, as opposed to the increasing level of trans-border migration of people seeking work (relative to work population size), has transformed the

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Economic integration has transformed the international division of labor, as it has allowed for the movement of goods, services, and capital across borders, leading to the specialization of different countries in different stages of production. While trans-border migration of people seeking work may also impact the international division of labor, it is not the primary factor in its transformation. The national division of labor and global labor force may be affected by economic integration, but to a lesser extent than the international division of labor.

Economic Integration, as Opposed to the Increasing Level of Trans-Border