3.3a) How can you measure globalisation? Flashcards

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1) Who produces the KOF?

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1) The Swiss Economic Institute.

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1) What are the 3 interactions, used when calculating KOF?

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1) Economic globalisation, social globalisation and political globalisation.

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1) What is economic globalisation?

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1) Cross-border transactions and the volume of FDI.

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1) What is social globalisation?

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1) Cross-border contacts and information flows. Also measures presence of McDonald’s and Ikea.

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1) What is political globalisation?

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1) Number of foreign embassies, country’s membership of international organisations and participation in UN peacekeeping activities.

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1) Are indicators scaled, and which is the most important?

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1) Yes, volume of FDI is the most important.

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1) How are these 3 sets of data then aggregated?

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1) They are aggregated into one value for each of economic, social and political interactions, which are then ranked.

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1) Where are 13 of the top 15 countries?

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1) Europe

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1) Why are the highest-ranked countries in Europe?

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1) This is because the KOF Index measures international interactions, which are great in Europe, due to countries being small, in comparison to the US which has a large domestic economy. European countries have their own embassies, internet systems and investments.

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1) Who publishes the A T Kearney Index?

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1) The ‘Carnegie Endowment for International Peace’.

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1) What are the four main indicators used to calculate its Index?

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1) Political engagement, technological connectivity, personal contact and economic integration.

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1) What is political engagement?

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1) A country’s participation in international treaties and organisations, as well as peacekeeping operations.

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1) What is technological connectivity?

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1) Number of internet users, hosts and servers.

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1) What is personal contact?

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1) Telephone calls, travel and remittance payments.

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1) What is economic integration?

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1) Volumes of international trade and FDI.

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1) How is the A T Kearney Index different to the KOF Index?

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1) The A T Kearney Index uses more holistic indicators such as the number of web servers, rather than internet communications, and also volumes of trade, as well as FDI.

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1) How is the overall ranking worked out?

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1) Through a complex points and weighting system, for the four individual indicator rankings.