L4 - Dependency Flashcards

1
Q

What is Ecuador’s main trade?

A

Bananas

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2
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Who is Ecuador’s biggest customer of their trade?

A

EU

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3
Q

What do quotas do?

A

It restricts imports

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4
Q

What do tariffs do?

A

Makes imports more expensive

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5
Q

What at are some of the points FOR the dependency theory?

A
  • EU has kept Ecuador out and protected its former Caribbean colonies
  • Banana multinationals earn lots of money + use US + WTO to fight their battles
  • Gap between world’s richest and world’s poorest is bigger than ever
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6
Q

Who are the winners (within the dependency theory)?

A

EU consumers

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7
Q

Who are the losers (within the dependency theory)?

A

banana workers + small producers

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8
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What are some of the points against the dependency theory?

A
  • Emerging economies like China and India used trade barriers to protect their industries
  • Emerging nations are catching up
  • Consumers in poor countries also benefit from cheaper manufactured products
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9
Q

What is the dependency theory?

A

The movement of resources from a periphery (poor country) to the core (wealthy countries), causing the core to become richer.

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10
Q

Name an example of a periphery

A

Ecuador

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11
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Name an example of a core

A

EU

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