The world-systems approach argues that more of the world's resources go where? core nations peripheral nations developing nations third world countries

Core nations

Explanation:

The world-systems approach argues that most of the world's resources go to core nations. Core nations benefit from this transfer of wealth, and are able to rise to the top economically. Core nations are capitalists centers in which we can find high levels of urbanization and industrialization. The core nations of the world obtain their benefits by trading with semi-peripheral and peripheral nations.

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