chapter 3 Flashcards
3 basic types of market integration
horizontal integration
vertical integration
conglomeration
this occurs when a firm or agency gains control of other firm or agency
horizontal integration
this occurs when a firm performs more than one activity in the sequence of the marketing process
vertical integration
degree of integration (2)
ownership integration
contract integration
this occurs when all the decision and assets of firms is completely assumed by another firm
ownership integration
this involve an agreement between two firms on certain decisions, which each firm retains its separate identity
contract integration
the degree of correlation between two prices
price correlation
refers to the relationship between different state union
modern interstate system
it is a core state that has a significantly greater amount of economic power than any other state
hegemon
it is a macro scale approach use to analyze the world history of the mankind and social changes in different countries
world systems theory
this region have less developed economy and are not dominant in the international trade
semi-peripheral nations
these are the nations that are least economically developed
peripheral nations
it is a part of institutional framework that binds national economies
it refers to the operating system of the financial environment
international monetary system
List of international financial institution
- european investment bank (EIB)
- inter-american development bank (IDB)
- asian development bank (ADB)
- international fund for agricultural development (IFAD)
international financial institution
EIB
european investment bank
international financial institution
IDB
inter-american development bank
international financial institution
ADB
asian development bank
international financial institution
IFAD
International fund for agricultural development
stages of international monetary system
BGGF
the bimetallism
gold standard
gold exchange standard
flexible exchange rate regime
- ___ - EU’s financing institution
- ___ - a regional development bank
- ___ - a multilateral developement financial institution
- ___ - an international financial institution
european investment bank (EIB)
inter-american development bank (IDB)
asian development bank (ADB)
international fund for agricultural development (IFAD)
the world bank was created in 1944 out of the ___?
bretton woods agreement
IMF’s primary methods for achieving their goals
- monitoring
- capacity building
- lending
it is the product of selective pooling of national sovereignty
european integration
it refers to the emergence of a starkly opposing theory of european integration
intergovernmentalism