Quiz 3 - Reviewer Flashcards

Lessons 4, 5, and 6

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3 components of globalization

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  • Economic
  • Cultural/Social
  • Political
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2
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  • would oversee the international monetary fund
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF)

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3
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  • would provide loans for European reconstruction but later expanded its activities to the developing world
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World Bank

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4
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  • would oversee multilateral trade agreeements
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World Trade Organization (1992)

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5
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refers to the transmission of ideas, meanings, and values across national borders

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Cultural Globalization

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6
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(under CG) central to the growth of similar styles between countries

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Converging Global Consumption Patterns

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7
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(under CG) everyone sharing similar physiological characteristics and cultural behavior

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Homegeneity

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8
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(under CG) where the governments make sure that every citizen of their country enjoys high-level living standards

  • North Korea is an example of this.
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Financial Homogeneity

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9
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(under CG) individuals and countries now more directly plugged into the news from the outside world - some events unfolding in real-time in front of a global audience

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The global Village/Global Consciousness

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10
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He argued that one consequence of globalization is detraditionalization

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Anthony Giddens

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This is where people question their traditional beliefs about religion, marriage, gender-roles, and so on.

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Detraditionalization

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12
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___ argues that a fundamental feature of globalization is the development of a global risk consciousness

e.g. terrorism, nuclear war, global pandemics

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Ulrich Beck (1992)

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13
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Refers to the absence of the absolute sovereignty of a state’s political borders over a certain area as well as increased interaction on the basis of democracy, etc.

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Political Globalization

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14
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  • is a political and economic union of 27 european countries that have chosen to cooperate closely in various areas of
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European Union

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15
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___ primary goal is to contain Russian aggression by creating a military pact, If one NATO nation is attack, then the rest will come to defense

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NATO

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16
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  • is a trade initiative established by China designed to spread China’s sphere of influence across Asia and the Middle East
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Belt and Road Initiative

17
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Many allied nations engage in yearly _________ in a bid to strengthen military ties and protect their interests

18
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  • was a significant trade agreement between the US, Canada and Morocco, aimed to reducing trade barriers
19
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  • is a historical process representing the result of human innovation and technological process.
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Economic Globalization

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  • this refers to new ideas, methods, products, or processes that people come up with to solve problems or improve conditions
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Human innovation

21
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  • this refers to ideas that may help the economy advance by utilizing technology
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Technological advancement

22
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  • refers to the growing interconnectedness and interdependence among different countries’ economies
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Integration

23
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It emphasizes the increase in transactions and interdependencies among different countries. (includes exchange of ideas, goods, money, investments, and people across borders)

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Globalizations as Internationalization

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Refers to the process of opening up national economies to global markets, typically through policies that reduce trade barriers, deregulate industries, and privatize state-owned companies.

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Globalization as Liberalization

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--- are government-imposed restraints on the flow of international goods or services
Trade barriers
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--- involves removing or reducing government regulations in certain industries
Deregulation
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--- refers to the process of transferring ownership of a government enterprise to the private sector
Privatization
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This perspective suggests that different aspects of culture, economy, legal systems, and politics are converging and becoming more similar worldwide.
Globalization as Universalization
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A perspective that views globalization as the spread of Western Culture, values, and social structures, often at the expense of local cultures
Globalization as Westernization
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Refers to the interconnected worldwide economic activities that take place between multiple countries. Can have positive and negative impacts
Global Economy
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Due to the global economy and globalization, domestic economies have become cohesive, leading to an improvement in their performances.
Globalization
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It refers to the exchange of goods and services between different countries, and it has also helped countries to specialize in products which they have a comparative advantage. - an economic theory that refers to an economy's ability to produce goods and services at a lower opportunity cost than its trade partners
International Trade
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Money can be transferred at a faster rate between countries compared to goods, services, and people; making international finance one of the primary features of a global economy. - CURRENCY EXCHANGE AND MONETARY POLICY
International Finance
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This refers to an investment strategy that is not constrained by geographical boundaries. Global investment mainly takes place via foreign direct investment (FDI)
Global Investment
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Why is global economy important? Give three.
- Economic growth and development - Consumer benefits - Innovation and Technology - Job creation and economic opportunities - economic stability
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Who controls the global economy?
Big countries/Big banks.
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- occurs when prices among different locations or related goods follow similar patterns over a long period of time (kapag less sales sa toothbrush, less sales sa toothpaste ganern)
Market Integration
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It is the whole system of human interactions - INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Global Interstate System