A. The author believes the world globalization is not a "flat world" but a spiky one. The power countries such as America are higher hills which continue to grow, decreasing the opportunity for surrounding "valley" areas to begin to attempt to grow.
B. The authors beliefs in the globalization world is similar to the idea of the Central Place Theory. The author, like the central place theory, the higher the population in certain areas will result in higher economic development and activity (like a higher mountain), outperforming less population dense areas.
C. Madrid, Spain would be considered an National Metropolis.
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