Economics in the Global Age Practice Test

The growth of digital services globalization, where multinational platforms expand rapidly and challenge existing labor regulations through gig work models

The elimination of cross‑border business, since apps cannot operate internationally and must remain confined to a single neighborhood

The replacement of private firms by state-owned taxi monopolies in all countries, eliminating debates over regulation and taxation

The decline of service industries after 1900, forcing most workers back into agriculture and ending urban employment in transportation

The restoration of guild monopolies that prevent new entrants and require long apprenticeships before anyone can transport passengers for pay