What is it an example of when liquor stores in the United States import wine made entirely from French grapes and bottled in France or beer brewed from grain and hops grown in Holland?

A) shallow integration
B) deep integration
C) postindustrial work
D) transnational corporations

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Final Answer : A, Explanation :  Shallow integration refers to the cross-border trade of goods and services with minimal coordination between the policies and regulations of the trading countries, focusing mainly on the import and export of finished products, as exemplified by importing wine and beer from France and Holland.

What is it an example of when liquor stores in the United States import wine made entirely from French grapes and bottled in France or beer brewed from grain and hops grown in Holland?

A) shallow integration
B) deep integration
C) postindustrial work
D) transnational corporations

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What is it an example of when liquor stores in the United States import wine made entirely from French grapes and bottled in France or beer brewed from grain and hops grown in Holland?A) shallow integrationB) deep integrationC) postindustrial workD) transnational corporations

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What is it an example of when liquor stores in the United States import wine made entirely from French grapes and bottled in France or beer brewed from grain and hops grown in Holland?

A) shallow integration
B) deep integration
C) postindustrial work
D) transnational corporations