The neocolonial dependence model $($choose one or more$)$

$4.$

A

B C

D E

F

A

seeks to explain how underdevelopment exists in developing countries because of continuing exploitative economic, political, and cultural policies of former colonial rulers toward less developed countries

is an indirect outgrowth of Marxist thinking

divides the world into a center $($the economically developed world$)$ and the periphery $($the developing countries$)$

renders attempts by poor nations to be self$-$reliant and independent difficult and sometimes even impossible

attributes a large part of the developing world$$s continuing poverty to the existence and policies of the industrialist capitalist countries of the northern hemisphere and their extensions in the form of small but powerful elite or comprador groups in the less developed countries

sees underdevelopment as an externally induced phenomenon