Lesson 7

Question 1

refers to the decentralization of political powers or competencies from a higher towards a lower political level.

Answer 1

Regionalism

Question 2

refer together to the regions of East (or
Northeast) Asia, South Asia, the Pacific Islands, and South Asia.

Answer 2

The Asia Pacific and South Asia

Question 3

the central global force in the early modern world economy.

Answer 3

Asia

Question 4

country that embarked on procuring raw materials like coal and iron at unprecedented economies of scale

Answer 4

Japan

Question 5

the world’s largest importers of basic raw materials such as iron and surpassed Japan

Answer 5

China

Question 6

country that opened -up and emphasized an export-oriented strategy

Answer 6

India

Question 7

a major source of international migrant labor, which is also one of the fundamental characteristics of the era of globalization.

Answer 7

India and China

Question 8

aims to develop and maintain cooperation with outside actors. This is meant to resolve the tension between the rise of regional trade agreements and the push for global trade as embodied by World Trade Organization (WTO)

Answer 8

Open Regionalism”

Question 9

refers to the principle of non-discrimination, more specifically an openness in membership and openness in terms of economic flows

Answer 9

Open

Question 10

Regionalization entails complex and dynamic interactions between and among governmental and nongovernmental actors which resulted to hybrid East Asia

Answer 10

Third Wave

Question 11

regional economic development took place in japan from mid1950’s to the early 1970s and led to the emergence of a middle-class by the early 1970s

Answer 11

First Wave

Question 12

took place between the 1960s and 1980s in South Korea, Taiwan, Hongkong and Singapore and led to the formation of middle -class societies in these countries by the 1980s.

Answer 12

Second Wave