🌍 3.2.1.2 - Global Systems Flashcards

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What is interdependence?

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When governments, companies, and countries are reliant and dependent upon one another

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What can unequal flows of money and people create?

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Stability, but also inequality

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In unequl flows of people, what are the pros for source countries?

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Migrants may send money back to home country (remittances)
Reduces pressure on services in the country, population pressure

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In unequal flows of people, what are the cons for source countries?

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Population decrease, fewer people, smaller workforce
Looses tax, decrease in economy and skills
Population ages as younger people move away
Many people die on the way, boats on Mediterranean

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In unequal flows of people, what are the pros for recipient countries?

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Greater workforce, boosts economy
Cheap labour
Greater levels of tax, more people spending
Culture, social links
Skilled workforce, doctors etc
Fills low skill, low paid jobs

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In unequal flows of people, what are the cons for recipient countries?

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Increased population, demand for housing, jobs etc
Demand for infrastructure
Can lead to social tension, race riots, unrest
Increases cost for border control
1.53 million detained on Mexico border, costly
Human rights issues, Qatar

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What is outsourcing?

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The movement of labour to developing nations to use cheap labour costs and less strict working conditions

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What can the impacts of outsourcing be?

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Loss of jobs and de-industrialisation in the outsourcing country

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What is the de-multiplier effect?

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Once people have lost their jobs, they can’t spend, so services in an area are lost and the area falls into decline

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What is the Gini Index?

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Used to indicate internal inequality

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What would a Gini Index value of 1 indicate?

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That all a country’s income went to one person

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What would a Gini Index value of 0 indicate?

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The a country’s income was divided completely equally

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How has the World Gini coefficient changed over the last 200 years?

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It has risen, from 0.43 in 1820 to 0.68 in 2005

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What is an example of product interdependence?

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Ukraine’s reliance on Russia for their oil and natural gas, and Russia’s reliance on Ukraine and EU for income

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How much of Ukraine’s Gas comes from Russia?

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1/2

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How much of the Eu’s gas comes from Russia?

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1/3

17
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What happened in 2002 that angered Russia over Ukraine?

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NATO asked Ukraine to join, and the EU suggested joining EFTA

18
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How did Russia react to the offerings from the EU to Ukraine?

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They offered oil discounts and money for rejecting the deals

19
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When did Russia turn off Ukraine’s gas supply?

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2006, 2009, 2014

20
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Which countries are 100% reliant on Russia for their gas?

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Finland, Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia

21
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How much of Russia’s income comes from oil and gas sales?

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50%

22
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Global systems

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Any organisation, groupings or activities that link different parts of the world

23
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Global governance

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Attempts to regulate global systems and activities for example by the UN

24
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What was the most globalised country in 2012 and what is it today?

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. 2012 - Iceland
. Today - Switzerland
. Shows that globalisation is dynamic

25
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How much did international migration increase between 2000 and 2015?

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40%

26
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How many doctors are not British?

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26%

27
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How many shipping containers are there?

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17 million

28
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How many trips do containers make?

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200 million

29
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How long for and how many days do ships operate for?

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24th a day and 280 days

30
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What % of climate change emissions is shipping responsible for?

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3.5% - 4%

31
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How many containers are manufactured in China?

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97%

32
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How many bananas can the biggest container ships hold?

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745 million

33
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How many container ships are lost at sea every year?

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675