2.3 Globalization Responses Flashcards

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Why has the development of Globalization also caused downsides?

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It has widened the development gap for other countries.

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What has led to a low development of in countries?

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Average incomes in the world have risen since the 1950s. But the poorest areas in Africa are still growing extremely slowly.

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Has absolute poverty has fallen?

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Absolute poverty has fallen around the world, but it is still high.

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What is absolute poverty?

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When a person’s income is too low for basic human needs, could result in hunger & homelessness.

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What is the GINI Coefficient?

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Measures inequality wealth across a country, scored from 0 to 100, plotted as Lorenz curve 0: perfect equality, everyone has same income 100: perfect inequality, 1 person has all income.

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What is ethical purchase?

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The consumer has considered the social & environmental costs of production for their purchase.

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What is sustainability in Globalization?

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Ability to meet the demands of the current generation without compromizing future generations.

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What has unethical consumption created by the cause of Globalization?

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Globalization has created many ethical & environmental concerns such as:

  • Exploited labor
  • Global warming
  • Farmers not receiving decent incomes
  • Excessive resource consumption
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What do NGOs, charities and other businesses to prevent unethical consumption?

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By the work of these organizations, ethical purchases are becoming more increasingly available.

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What is Fairtrade?

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Provides coffees, cocoa & banana farmers a guaranteed price so they have a stable income additional Fairtrade premium goes towards community projects.

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What is supply chain monitoring?

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Large businesses try to monitor suppliers to try to reduce worker exploitation .

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What is Forest Stewardship Council?

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Uses its logo on wood products, ensuring its sources from sustainable forests.

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What is recycling?

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Reduces waste sent to landfill and new resource extraction can have high carbon footprint as waste treatment & transport uses energy.

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What are the sustainability concerns?

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Globalization has led to rising prosperity in emerging economies, and this has begun to put pressure on natural resources.

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What is localism?

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Aims to reduce food miles & carbon emissions it may be more expensive so low income people will not benefit growing certain crops may have a large resource consumption.

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What are transition towns?

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Promote local sourcing and aim to make their community more sustainable by reducing fossil fuel use, recycling and local schemes.

The Brixton Pound in Brixton - Encourage spneding in local store.

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What are Callesticks Ice Cream?

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Dairy farmers in Cornwall produce ice cream and sell it themselves instead of selling milk via supermarkets

(creating a commodity from a product)

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What is income per capita?

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Mean average income per person.

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What is GNI?

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Total value of goods/services produced in a country.

Gross Domestic Product

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What is a PPP?

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Expenditure of a country’s population & reflects cost of living.

Purchasing Power Parity

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What are the 4 sectors of Economic Sector Balance?

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Considers all 4 sectors & describes the compostion of the country’s industry.

  • Primary
  • Secondary
  • Tertiary
  • Quaternary
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What is an GII?

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Measures female participation & treatment within society; considers reproductive health, empowerment and employment.

Gender Inequality Index

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What is an HDI?

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Measure of social development; considers life expectancy, litaracy rate & GDP per capita.

Human Development Index

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What is the negatives of open door polcies, deregulation in FDI?

In terms of social tensions.

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As a result of lots of international migration, it has cause racial and ethnic tensions.
In Europse there has been a growth in anti-immigration parties (eg UKIP) and extremism.

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What are the environmental tensions?

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Globalization has partly caused trans-boundary water conflicts, particulary in south-east asia.

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What is restricting globalization?

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Governments may try to limit global flows.

27
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What is a form of censorship?

Example about China.

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China - social media TNCs are blocked, cannot search for politically sensity information/

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What is protectionalism?

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Adding tarrifs to imports from other countries to make their goods look expensive and limit trade.

Banana Wars - EU deal in the Carribean made bananas.

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What is an example of limiting immigration?

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UK has a points based system to reudce immigration

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What is retaining cultural identity?

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Some groups may seek to protect their cultures from globalization and keep natural resources.

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What is an example of retaining cultural identity?

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The FIRST NATIONS indigeonous people in Canada are resisting the attempts of oil TNCs to “switch on” the region.