KOF or Kearney Flashcards
KOF Globalisation Index
Measures how socially, politically, and economically linked countries are
Looks at economic flows, economic restrictions, information flows, personal contact, cultural proximity
KOF Principle
A more globalised economy leads to more: Links to tourism Communication Trade FDI Socio-Political progress
KOF Countries
Measures annually
207 countries from 1970-2015
KOF 2015
Ireland most globalised
Solomon Islands least globalised
Globalisation Progress: Singapore more economic, Austria more social, Italy more political
AT Kearney Index
Uses GCI + GCO to measure:
Business activity, human capital, information exchange, cultural experience, political engagement, personal contact
Kearney Principle
60% of the world will live in cities by 2025
Kearney countries
Run by US Management Consultancy
64 countries - using ‘connectivity index’
Kearney 2014
New York + London unchanged at top
Jakarta + Manila rising the fastest
USA increasing for tech connectivity but reducing for economic integration and personal contact
Global Cities Index (GCI)
Examines city’s current performance
Looks at business activity, human capital, info exchange, cultural experience, political engagement
Global Cities Outlook (GCO)
Projection of city’s future potential
Looks at rate of change of wellbeing, economic, innovation, governance