(t1) international economic integration Flashcards

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define the global economy

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where the economies of individual countries are linked to each other and changes in a single economy can have ripple effects on others

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define gross world product (GWP)

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the sum of the total output of G&S by all economies in the world over a period of time

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define globalisation

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the integration between different countries and economies and the increased impact of international influences on all aspects of life and economic activity

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% of manufacturing in the composition of global trade, 1995 compared to 2022

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1995 - 61%
2022 - 55%

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changes in the share of world’s exports by region, 1995 compared to 2022

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1995 - 85% high income, 6% east asia and pacific
2022 - 64% high income, 20% east asia and pacific

statement: compared to 1995, the share of East Asian and Pacific regions of the world’s exports significantly increased from 6% in 1995 to 20% in 2022

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factors of globalisation

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  • international trade in G&S
  • international financial flows
  • international investment flows and transnational corporations
  • technology, transport, and communication
  • the movement of workers between countries
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what is the most globalised sector in the world and why?

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international financial flows due to the way money moves between countries faster than G&S and people

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