CTWD 2 Prelims Flashcards

1
Q

Process of making the world
economy an ‘organic system’ by
extending transnational economic
processes and relations to more and
more countries and by deepening
the economic interdependencies
among them (Szentes, 2003)

A

Economic Globalization

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2
Q

Refers to the expanding
interdependence of world
economies

A

Economic Globalization

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3
Q

______ and ________ globalization began since Homo sapiens began from migrating from the African continent to populate the rest of the world

A

Grills and Thompson

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4
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_____ and ______ considered the Silk Road or Silk Route (Asia, Europe, Africa) the best example for archaic globalization 5,000 years ago, this route also led the discovery of the Philippine islands when Portuguese and Spaniards were in search of spices, and then laid colonization

A

Frank and Grills

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5
Q

____ _____considered the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus in 1492 and the
discovery of the direct sea route to India by Vasco de Gama in 1498 as the two (2) greatest

A

Adam Smith

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6
Q

_______ ___________ ___________spread to Continental Europe and North America

A

British Industrial Revolution

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7
Q

Globalization began in ____

A

1571

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8
Q

To ______ _. _____ and ______ ________, globalization began when all important populated continents began to exchange products continuously (directly or indirectly)

A

Dennis O. Flynn and Arturo Geraldez

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9
Q

_______ _____ (Manila – Acapulco monopolized trade)

A

Galleon Trade

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10
Q

This was the first time that ________ were directly connected to Asian trading routes

A

Americas

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11
Q

____________ trade from 16th to 18th century (protectionism/trade restrictions)

A

Mercantilism

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12
Q

__th – __th century, economic nationalism and monopolized trade such as the British (1600) and the Dutch (1602) East India Companies

A

17th - 19th

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13
Q

__th century transport revolution is considered the “golden age of globalization” because it promoted relative peace, free-trade, and financial and economic stability.

A

20th

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14
Q

Four Interconnected Dimensions of Economy

A
  • Globalization of Goods and Services
  • Globalization of financial and
    capital markets
  • Globalization of technology and
    communication
  • Globalization of production
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15
Q

Existence of multinational
corporations and transnational
corporations

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Globalization of Production

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16
Q

Shows the contribution of different
financial and economic institutions
that facilitated the growth of the
global economy.

A

Market Integration

17
Q

Facilitators of Economic Globalization

A
  • Nation-state
  • Global Corporations
  • International Monetary Systems
18
Q
  • the role of ______-______ as manager
    of the national economy is being
    redefined by the globalization, but
    still act as buffer to globalization’s
    negative effects (Boyer & Drache,
    1996)
  • “Midwives of globalization”
A

Nation-state

19
Q
  • Existed as the primary economic
    organization unit in the global
    market, meanwhile, nation-state
    has ceased
A

Global Corporations

20
Q
  • A firm that has a
    power to coordinate
    and control operations
    in more than two
    countries
A

Multinational Corporations

21
Q
  • A firm that
    operates in one or
    more companies
A

Transnational Corporations

22
Q

*Importers and
exporters who have
no investment outside
of their homegrown
countries

A

International Corporations

23
Q

*Internationally agreed
rules, conventions, and
institutions for facilitating
international trade,
investments and flow of
capital among states

A

International Monetary
Systems

24
Q

Three Global International
Monetary Systems

A

*Gold Standard
*Bretton Woods System
*European Monetary System

25
Q
  • Sees the state as neutral arbiter
    among competing interests and
    groups in society, a vital guarantee
    of social order
  • Favors openness, debate and selfdetermination
A

Liberalism

26
Q

Key Principles

A
  • Individual freedom
    *Equality of opportunity
    *Government by consent
    *States role is to safeguard freedom of the individual
27
Q

*Commonly associated with Laissez-faire
*Ideology and policy model that emphasizes the value of free market competition.

A

Neoliberalism

28
Q
  • Counter-reaction of the wealthy class from the post-war economy
  • Increase of prices of oil by OPEC, imposed an embargo in response to the US to supply Israeli military during the Yom-Kippur War
A

Neoliberalism

29
Q
  • Private-ownership
A

Capitalism

30
Q
  • State should provide the needs of the people
A

Socialism

31
Q

*Stagflation occurs
*Washington Consensus

A

Neoliberalism