#2 Global Economy Flashcards
Factors Affecting Global Economy
Economic Policy
Technology
Global Trade
Natural Resources
Demographics
Political Stability
Environmental
Social & Cultural
Modern World-System Theory
It seeks to explain the emergence and evolution of the capitalist world economy and its impact on the world’s social, political, and economic systems.
Three Interconnected Zones
Core - dominant capitalist countries that control and exploit resources of the peripheral countries
Periphery - underdeveloped and relies on the core countries for economic support
Semi-periphery - transitional and have characteristics of both core and peripheral countries
Social Problems
Rising Inflation on a Global Scale
International Trade Disputes
Economic Deprivation in Peripheral Countries
Causes of Inflation
Rapid Changes in Demand
Excessive Expenditure by the Government
Distribution within the supply chain
Effects of Inflammation
Reduced Purchasing Power
Significant Decline in International Trade
Redistribution of Wealth
Causes of International Disputes
Inequitable Import and Export Patterns
Competition among Entities or Nations to obtain Valuable Resources
Strained Diplomatic Relations between Nations
Effects of International Disputes
Elevated Level of Import Duties
Heightened Constraints or regulations on Goods and Services Abroad
Indirect Adverse Effects on Bystander Nations due to a particular Event or Issue
Causes of Economic Deprivation in Peripheral Countries
Unethical or Inequitable Trading Practices
Exploitive Practices by Core Countries
Lack of Sustainable Development Policies and Practices
Effects of Economic Deprivation
Extremely Low Per Capita Income
Limited Availability of High-Quality Education Opportunities
Inadequate Healthcare