Globalisation Flashcards

(36 cards)

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What is neo-liberalism?

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The movement of goods openly

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What are the factors that cause globalisation?

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Political ,Economic , Cultural/social

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What is the positives of globalisation?

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Jobs , new markets , income , increasing environmental collaboration (Antartic problem)

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What is the negatives of globalisation?

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Larger countries /TNCs have more influence

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5
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Distance decay?

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Distance getting smaller because transport

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6
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Time space convergence?

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Times getting smaller between countries

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7
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What are the different types of securities for globalisation?

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Political, economic trade, transport protection, terrorism, national security,food

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What are the socio-economic global players

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TNCs , Governors (UN/World Bank/IMF/WTO), trade blocs (EU/NAFTA), BRICS

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9
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What are FTAs?

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Free-trade-agreements

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What the types of FTAs?

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Bilateral, Multilateral

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What is the Wallerstein theory?

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Peripheral countries, semi-peripheral and CORE

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What is the speciality of CORE countries?

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Production processing , HIC

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13
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Speciality of peripheral countries?

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Raw materials , climate

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What are the advantages of TNCs on economies?

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Job opportunities, investment , energy resources, technology resources, infostructure, FDI, Multiplier effect, Social improvements, economies of scale, comparative advantage

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What are the divisions within the UN?

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Security council, WHO, ILO,UNOP

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What are the main forms of globalisation?

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Political, economic , social

17
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What is the global village?

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The breakdown of spatial barriers of countries

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What is glocalocalisation?

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Adaptation of products to the local market

19
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What is a trade bloc?

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An arrangement among groups of nations to allow free trade

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What are the disadvantages of TNCs?

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Exploitation of workers, local resources exploited ( Coca-cola India 1978), profits go overseas, high prices for locals, increased national debt due to increased exports

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What does NAFTA stand for?

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North American Free Trade Agreement

22
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How do trade agreements encourage globalisation?

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Encouraging trade agreements by access to number of countries=> Increase investment and spending for goods. Movement of people freely=> Job opportunities

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What is a bilateral agreement?

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Bilateral trade is the exchange of goods between two nations promoting trade and investment.

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What are the benefits of bilateral agreements?

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Economic growth expansion, stronger trade relations , stable business environment , job opportunities

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What are the negatives of bilateral agreements?
Higher costs , less influence for country's , lack of market size as involves two markets
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What is a multilateral agreement?
agreements, treaties, or actions that involve or include multiple parties or nations.
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What are the positives of multilateral agreements?
fosters economic growth, healthy competition, and global cooperation.
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What are the negatives of multilateral agreements?
Difficult to negotiate , and time consuming , hard to negotiate may impact business in the long-run
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What is profit-offshoring?
This is often done to take advantage of more favourable conditions in a foreign country, such as lower wage requirements or looser regulations, and can result in significant cost savings for the business.
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How do trade agreements impact economic well-being?
increased job opportunities, increased income for countries (multilateral agreements) (FDI), Trade bloc=> potential trade Negative impacts=> Dependency on markets/ cheap imports, negative influence on economy
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What is a global shift?
A change in manufacturing from East to West
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How many people have come out of poverty since 1990?
1 billion
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What did the Antarctic Treaty do in 1959?
Bann forms of military presence and it made it zone free and disposable of radioactive waste
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What is a trade agreement?
A treaty between multiple countries to allow the movement of goods , services or people. Removes barriers such as tariffs and quotas
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What are example of trade agreements?
UMSCA, Arab league, African union
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What is Globalisation 4.0?
Globalisation 4.0 refers to the new phase of globalisation driven by digital technologies, artificial intelligence, automation Also fragmentation (nationalisim)