CTWD 2 Prelims Flashcards
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)
Economic Globalization
Refers to the expanding
interdependence of world
economies
Economic Globalization
______ and ________ globalization began since Homo sapiens began from migrating from the African continent to populate the rest of the world
Grills and Thompson
_____ 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
Frank and Grills
____ _____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
Adam Smith
_______ ___________ ___________spread to Continental Europe and North America
British Industrial Revolution
Globalization began in ____
1571
To ______ _. _____ and ______ ________, globalization began when all important populated continents began to exchange products continuously (directly or indirectly)
Dennis O. Flynn and Arturo Geraldez
_______ _____ (Manila – Acapulco monopolized trade)
Galleon Trade
This was the first time that ________ were directly connected to Asian trading routes
Americas
____________ trade from 16th to 18th century (protectionism/trade restrictions)
Mercantilism
__th – __th century, economic nationalism and monopolized trade such as the British (1600) and the Dutch (1602) East India Companies
17th - 19th
__th century transport revolution is considered the “golden age of globalization” because it promoted relative peace, free-trade, and financial and economic stability.
20th
Four Interconnected Dimensions of Economy
- Globalization of Goods and Services
- Globalization of financial and
capital markets - Globalization of technology and
communication - Globalization of production
Existence of multinational
corporations and transnational
corporations
Globalization of Production