Regional Definitions in Figure 1.18: The Rest
In the analysis of the shifting global distribution of production (Figure 1.18), the category 'The Rest' refers to a diverse collection of regions. This group includes Latin America, Japan, Africa, and Eastern Europe. The Eastern Europe sub-group is further defined as including Russia and other nations that were under Communist Party rule during the second half of the 20th century.
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