The concept of globalization:.
a) is used primarily by Marxists.
b) has been replaced by interdependence.
c) refers to phenomena that go well beyond economics.
d) was first used in the early 1900s to describe the mass migration of people.

C. Refers to phenomena that go well beyond economics.

Explanation:

This is generally defined broadly as the process of integrating nations and peoples politically, economically, and culturally into a larger community. In this broad sense, it is little different from internationalization. Yet globalization is more than this incremental process that over the centuries has brought people and nations closer together as technological innovation dissolved barriers of time and distance, and enhanced flows of information promoted greater awareness and understanding.

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