GLOBALIZATION Flashcards

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πŸ’  __________ has allowed businesses to expand beyond borders and reach international markets.

(Hint: The process of increased interconnectedness across the world)

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πŸ’‘ Globalization – The growing integration of economies, cultures, and societies.

πŸ“ Example: Globalization has made it easier for companies to sell products worldwide.

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πŸ’  Many companies engage in __________ to reduce production costs and maximize profits.

(Hint: Moving jobs or production to another country to cut expenses)

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πŸ’‘ Outsourcing – Shifting work to external suppliers, often in different countries.

πŸ“ Example: Many tech firms use outsourcing to hire skilled developers at lower costs.

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πŸ’  __________ can lead to increased competition between local and international companies.

(Hint: The practice of selling and buying goods across borders)

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πŸ’‘ International trade – The exchange of goods and services between countries.

πŸ“ Example: International trade allows consumers to access products from all over the world.

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πŸ’  The influence of American movies, fashion, and fast food in other countries is an example of __________.

(Hint: The spreading of ideas, customs, and cultural elements worldwide)

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πŸ’‘ Cultural globalization – The exchange and blending of cultural aspects between nations.

πŸ“ Example: Cultural globalization has introduced K-pop to audiences worldwide.

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πŸ’  Globalization has led to the rise of __________, influencing economies and cultures worldwide.

(Hint: Large companies that operate in multiple countries)

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πŸ’‘ Multinational corporations (MNCs) – Companies that have business operations in multiple countries.

πŸ“ Example: Multinational corporations like Apple and McDonald’s have a strong global presence.

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πŸ’  The downside of globalization is that it can contribute to __________ in many local businesses.

(Hint: The struggle of domestic companies to compete with global giants)

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πŸ’‘ Economic inequality – The growing financial gap between the rich and the poor.

πŸ“ Example: Economic inequality can increase when large corporations dominate local markets.

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πŸ’  __________ enables people from different countries to communicate instantly and collaborate on projects.

(Hint: The rapid advancements in digital technology that facilitate global communication)

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πŸ’‘ Technological advancements – Innovations that improve connectivity and efficiency.

πŸ“ Example: Technological advancements like video conferencing have made remote work possible.

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πŸ’  __________ has led to the dominance of English as a global language for business and communication.

(Hint: The adoption of a single language as the main medium for global interaction)

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πŸ’‘ Linguistic globalization – The widespread use of a single language across different countries.

πŸ“ Example: Linguistic globalization has made English the most commonly used language online.

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πŸ’  One concern about globalization is that it may lead to the __________ of local traditions and languages.

(Hint: The disappearance of unique cultural identities due to external influence)

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πŸ’‘ Cultural erosion – The loss of traditional customs and heritage due to external influences.

πŸ“ Example: Cultural erosion is evident when indigenous languages are replaced by dominant ones.

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πŸ’  Some argue that globalization is increasing __________, as large corporations gain more control over the market.

(Hint: The process where wealth and power are concentrated in a few hands)

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πŸ’‘ Corporate dominance – The control of industries by a small number of large businesses.

πŸ“ Example: Corporate dominance in the tech industry raises concerns about fair competition.

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