global flows - capital Flashcards

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how are global flows linked to globalisation?

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they are ways of connecting countries, enhancing interdependence

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2
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what do capital flows refer to?

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capital flows refers to the movement of money between countries that is used for investment, production and trade

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3
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what is capital flows used for?

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investement, production and trade

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4
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what is the deregulation of financial systems?

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occurred in late 20th century, it was when the financial institutes where no longer confined to national borders
banks and insurance companies were able to invest in other countries

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5
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what is the core-peirphery model?

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it shows the flows of capital between core and periphery regions

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6
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who created the core periphery model

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wallerstein and frank

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7
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why is the CP model outdated?

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due to the number of emerging countries

mint bric

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8
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what are the types of flows of capital?

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remittances 
repatriation 
aid 
migration 
fdi
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9
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what is fdi?

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an investment made by an individual or company into another country for profit

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10
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who is FDI mostly made by?

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TNCs

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11
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how might a company invest abroad?

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setting up a subsidiary company, acquiring shares ro through merging

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12
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what is repatriation?

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when a company abroad take profits made in one country and send it back to their home country headquarters

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13
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what is repatriation also called?

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economic leakage?

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14
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how does repatriation increase disparities between core and periphery countries?

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it takes money from poorer countries and sends it back to hq which is normally located in a richer country

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15
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what is aid?

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an important source of financial support for poorer countries

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16
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how could aid be provided?

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multilaterally e.g. by the un

bilaterally one country to another (uk donated to us in katrina)

17
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how does migration increase disparities

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the poorer countries will lose their most skilled workers and pay tax and spend money in richer countries
also remittances

18
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what are remittance transfers?

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the transfer of money made by foreign workers to family back in their home country

19
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which country receives the most remittance payments?

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india

20
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what is significant about remittance payments to developing countries?

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they are the second most important source of income