Before WWIO A. labour mobility was lower than today because transportation was more expensive.OB. capital flows were inexistent due to the lack of a technological infrastructure and investment opportunities.O C. international trade was almost inexistent because of trade barriers.OD. labour mobility was greater than today because passport controls or visas were rarely used.

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