Globalisation Flashcards
(42 cards)
the increasing of interconnectivity between countries around the world through the movement of goods , services, capital and ideas across borders
globalisation
what are the four types of globalisation
economic , social , cultural and political
increase of TNCs and ITCs
economic globalisation
international migration , improvements in education and healthcare and social interconnectivity
social globalisation
increase in trade blocs , free trade agreements and global agreements (world bank , IMF ans WTO)
political globalisation
glocalisation , spread of western culture , hybridisation and the shrinking of time space compression
cultural globalisation
companies who operate in many countries producing and selling goods or services
TNCs
changing the design of a product or service to suit a local culture
glocalisation
give an example of glocalisation
McPaneer in India adopted by McDonalds to suit that audience
a group of countries or organisations working together for trading purposes
trading blocs
how were global connections traditional formed?
through trade , colonalism and co-operation between countries through international organisations
how are global connections maintained and improved today?
- lengthening connections (products being obtained from further away than ever before)
- deeping connections
- faster speed of connections (improvement of technologies or travel)
how many global flows are there?
five
name the five main global flows
tourism , migration , capital , commodities and information
money flowing through the stock market
capital flow
the trade of valuable raw materials such as fossil fuels
commodity flow
internet and real time communication
internet flow
permanent movement of people yet still facing challenges with border controls and immigration laws
migration flows
budget airlines making it possible to travel further and with more ease
flow of tourism
what has developments in transport led to
more trade , transport developments allows for a larger amount and value of trade
where is profit from often invested?
into developing transport technologies
what are the four transport developments between the 19th and 20th centuries
1 - steampower
2 - railway networks
3 - jet aircraft
4 - container ships
what did steam power do for trade?
steamships and trains moved good along trade roots quickly in the 1800s
when was steam power used
the 1800s