Option (d) is correct because the context clearly states that globalisation results in 'increased momentum towards inter-dependence and integration between governments, businesses, and ordinary people in different parts of the world.' This worldwide interconnectedness is the essence of globalisation. Option (a) is incorrect because globalisation is described as a 'multi-dimensional concept' with 'political, economic and cultural manifestations,' not merely about commodity movement. Option (b) is incorrect as the context mentions 'resistance to globalisation' from the political right objecting to cultural influences, indicating conflicts of values. Option (c) is incorrect because the context discusses globalisation's comprehensive nature involving interdependence across multiple spheres, suggesting services are significant, not insignificant.