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Which was not a U.S. business practice in the late twentieth century?
O using computer networking to bring together teams of people around the globe
O using labor outside the company to provide certain services
O
establishing contracts solely with countries where English is the major language
O moving physical production operations to other countries

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jleanon

Answer:

Option C

Explanation:

Establishing contracts solely with countries where English is the major language is not a United States business practice in the late twentieth century.

The other options were practices used in the late twentieth century in business which became more notorious during the 1990s.

ayfat23

Statement that doesn't express U.S. business practice in the late twentieth century is C: establishing contracts solely with countries where English is the major language.

  • U.S. business practice in the late twentieth century, was based on some factors that brought about economic prosperity.

  • During this time there are evolvement of new technologies used both by industry and by consumers such as automobiles, airplanes,  which helps in movement of physical production operations to other countries.

Therefore, option C is correct.

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