(Key words)(Chapter 7) Political economy Flashcards

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(definition) Anthropocentrism

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view that places humans at the centre of the world

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(definition) Commodification

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the process of turning an object (natural resources) into a product that can be traded in the market (product)

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(definition) Commodity

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an object that can be bought, sold or traded

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⭐️(definition) Conditions of production

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the material or environmental conditions required for a specific economy to function

ex) natural resources

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⭐️ (definition) First contradiction of capitalism

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(definition) Globalisation

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Culture, economies and societies are integrated around the world

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⭐️(definition) Means of production

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goods that`s required to produce goods and commodities

ex) factories

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(definition) Overaccumulation

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The concentration of capital in very few hands (wealthy individuals) or firms (banks)

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⭐️(definition) Primitive accumulation

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the process where land and resources were given to a few people that enabled them to start their business

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(definition) Production of nature

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idea that environment is shaped by human activity and it co-exists with people

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(definition) Relations of production

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it refers to the social relationships and roles that people have in the production process

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⭐️ (definition) Second contradiction of capitalism

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(definition) Social reproduction

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obtaining the basic needs required to keep people healthy and productive

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(definition) Spatial fix

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refers to how businesses or economies solve problems by transferring production to a new location

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(definition) Superfund

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an environmental program established to address abandoned hazardous waste sites in the US

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(definition) Surplus value

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the extra value created by workers through their labour

this surplus is kept by capitalists as profit