GEOG 216 Reading five Flashcards

recent patterns and trends: a global perspective

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Describe the formation of the global economic map and why does it like like it does today

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  • There are constantly changes and modifications to the global economic map
  • The current economic map is the result of post WWII processes and developments
  • Late 20th century saw the rise of the Asian economies as major global economic actors.
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What two major processes and shifts in the world economy has characterised global economic processess leading to the state of things?

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 developments of a global division of labour

Establishment of a core-periphery “configuration”

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What is NIDL

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new international division of labour – dominant by advanced western capitalist countries

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Core countries

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high income countries

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Semi-periphery countries

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middle income countries

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Periphery countries

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low income countries

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Name four major processes and shifts in the world economy

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  1. Oil crisis in the 1970s
  2. Late 1980s economic crisis
  3. Late 1990s Asian financial crisis
  4. 2008 financial crisis
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Name three major processes and shifts in the world economy (consequences)

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  1. Trade has grown faster than output (production)
  2. FDI has grown faster than trade: since the mid 1980s
  3. Serious structural imbalances have emerged in the world economy
     developing countries have higher rates of economic growth at the expense of developed countries
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