G1 - Territorial dynamics, cooperation and tensions in globalisation Flashcards
(34 cards)
globalization
the increase in exchange between every part of the world (human, financial, commercial, etc)
leads to intergration of territories but also fosters inequalities and trigger tensions
Tariffs
taxes paid to export goods in another country
free market
an economic system based on supply and demand with little or no government countrol
protectionism
the theory or practice of shielding a country’s domestic industries from foreign competition by taxing imports
TRIAD
hegemonic center composed of 3 poles (North America, Western Europe and South East Asia)
BRICS
emerginging countries since 90s (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South-Africa)
Asian dragons
South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore and Hong-Kong
PPP
Purshase Power Parity
economic theory that compares the buying power of different countries’ currencies.
metropolis
city that concentrates population, wealth, command functions
Gentrification
process of urban development in which a city neighbordhood develops rapidly over a short time, changing from low to high value.
SOFT power
HARD power
S = Persuading others through culture, social, econimic of ones country
H = Using military strength, economic pressure, or threats to get others to act in your favor
Hyperpower
supremacy on the rest of the world : possible thanls to soft and hard power
TNC
company that works, invests and produces in multiple countries
outsourcing
based on the comparative advantage theory and the NIDL
comparative advantage theory
introduces opportunity cost as a factor for analysis in choosing between different options for prod. Comparative advantage suggests that countries will engage in trade with one another, exporting the goods that they have a relative advantage in
free trade areas
trade unions that has no tariffs or quotas between members
the common market
all countries in the common market have the same amount of tariffs
FDI
Foreign Direct Investment
Is when a company or individual from one country invests directly in a business or asset in another country
GATT
1945 - General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
promote free trade by reducing tariffs (taxes on imports) and other trade barriers between countries
GATT replaced by …
WTO (world trade org)
it helps countries negotiate, regulate, and enforce rules about global trade.
TRIAD
…% of the world GDP
…% of the world’s pop
…% of world trade
80% of world GDP
20% of the world’s pop
75% of world trade
China = … world GDP
2nd behind USA
In 2019, …% of world population owned …% of world wealth
In 2019, 8% of world population owned 86% of world wealth