pecifically, this insert begins with the conjecture that at this juncture, opinions differ on the future of IB and globalization, generally coalescing on three projections: Further globalization is inevitable.IB will grow primarily along regional rather than global lines.Forces working against further globalization and IB will slow down the growth of both.The view that regionalization, rather than globalization, will prevail in the future is largely based on the use of __________ among countries in a region.A) religious shiftsB) common languageC) universal productsD) shared ideals

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