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Question 1

Dicken

Answer 1

Clothing industry
Increased power of TNCs
Globalisation is a process not an end state

Question 2

Clothing industry
Increased power of TNCs
Globalisation is a process not an end state

Answer 2

Dicken

Question 3

Amin

Answer 3

Globalisation means everyday activities are influenced by different places in the world
Regions can find their competitive advantage

Question 4

Globalisation means everyday activities are influenced by different places in the world
Regions can find their competitive advantage

Answer 4

Amin

Question 5

Held

Answer 5

Medieval Europe dominated by agriculture

Since 1970s the number of human rights NGOs has increased

Question 6

Medieval Europe dominated by agriculture

Since 1970s the number of human rights NGOs has increased

Answer 6

Held

Question 7

Dunford

Answer 7

Questions assumptions of economics
Less developed areas need above average growth
Self sustained development is linked to development of manufacturing
EU has an attempt to rule out state aids

Question 8

Questions assumptions of economics
Less developed areas need above average growth
Self sustained development is linked to development of manufacturing
EU has an attempt to rule out state aids

Answer 8

Dunford

Question 9

Varoufakis

Answer 9

BWS shows all economies are linked

2 strong currencies were added to BWS to make it stronger

Question 10

BWS shows all economies are linked

2 strong currencies were added to BWS to make it stronger

Answer 10

Varoufakis

Question 11

Obama

Answer 11

He encourages public spending to help the US recover

Question 12

He encourages public spending to help the US recover

Answer 12

Obama

Question 13

Gereffi

Answer 13

Each commodity spans to many countries (each country has a cost advantage)
Emphasis on competition and innovation (monopolies)

Question 14

Each commodity spans to many countries (each country has a cost advantage)
Emphasis on competition and innovation (monopolies)

Answer 14

Gereffi

Question 15

Smith

Answer 15

The crucial distinction between poor and rich countries is in the relative value of the commodities produced in each area

Question 16

The crucial distinction between poor and rich countries is in the relative value of the commodities produced in each area

Answer 16

Smith

Question 17

Peck

Answer 17

Market led development and supply-side intervention to create creativity

Question 18

Market led development and supply-side intervention to create creativity

Answer 18

Peck

Question 19

Dreher

Answer 19

Cities must attract people with hip neighbourhoods, an art scene and a gay-friendly atmosphere

Question 20

Cities must attract people with hip neighbourhoods, an art scene and a gay-friendly atmosphere

Answer 20

Dreher

Question 21

Michigan

Answer 21

Need for an ‘economic development strategy that puts creative people first’

Question 22

Need for an ‘economic development strategy that puts creative people first’

Answer 22

Michigan

Question 23

Florida

Answer 23

Talent is attracted by diversity, or what are referred to as low barriers to entry for human capital

Question 24

Talent is attracted by diversity, or what are referred to as low barriers to entry for human capital

Answer 24

Florida

Question 25

Lee

Answer 25

Suggested the notion of ‘circuits of value’ - links between production, exchange and consumption

Question 26

Suggested the notion of ‘circuits of value’ - links between production, exchange and consumption

Answer 26

Lee

Question 27

NYC Roosevelt Island

Answer 27

Dumping ground for the destitute, sick and criminalised people. New York Lunatic Asylum

Question 28

Dumping ground for the destitute, sick and criminalised people. New York Lunatic Asylum

Answer 28

NYC Roosevelt Island

Question 29

Cloke

Answer 29

Some things are sold as commodities without being intentionally produced as commodities eg. Labour

Question 30

Some things are sold as commodities without being intentionally produced as commodities eg. Labour

Answer 30

Cloke

Question 31

Hughes

Answer 31

Connections between commodity chains

Question 32

Connections between commodity chains

Answer 32

Hughes

Question 33

Leslie

Answer 33

Gender is central to the commodity chain - by the 21st century the focus will be on the working-class female than the working-class male

Question 34

Gender is central to the commodity chain - by the 21st century the focus will be on the working-class female than the working-class male

Answer 34

Leslie

Question 35

Noel

Answer 35

Is ‘defetishisation’ a thing? | Once one defetishises the commodity, where and with whom does it socially lie?

Question 36

Is ‘defetishisation’ a thing? | Once one defetishises the commodity, where and with whom does it socially lie?

Answer 36

Noel

Question 37

Cook

Answer 37

Jamaican Papayas: - male workers - short shelf life - shops change stock every week - increased popularity of tropical areas

Question 38

Jamaican Papayas: - male workers - short shelf life - shops change stock every week - increased popularity of tropical areas

Answer 38

Cook

Question 39

Hartwick

Answer 39

Use of the media - brands exposed for sweatshops | Misleading claims

Question 40

Use of the media - brands exposed for sweatshops | Misleading claims

Answer 40

Hartwick

Question 41

Fashion revolution website

Answer 41

‘We don’t want our clothes to come at the cost of people or our planet’ Companies need to be more transparent

Question 42

‘We don’t want our clothes to come at the cost of people or our planet’ Companies need to be more transparent

Answer 42

Fashion revolution website