When Thomas Friedman said "the world his flat" he meant that:

Select one:

A. We have become a more disconnected collection of societies and cultures

B. The world, in actuality, is not round as we have been taught.

C. The integration of markets, economies and communities has created a phenomenon in which we are all connected, regardless of our differences.

D. None of the above

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Rhett Bradford

6 April, 01:23

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Slim · Answer 1

C

Explanation:

It was meant to be a metaphor describing how globalization has created a more level playing field for economic competition