test 2 correction Flashcards

1
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describe social division of labour vs vertical integration

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2
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Energy consumption per capita is:

a) related to price of energy & climatic conditions
b) highest in certain small countries
c) positively related to econ. growth
d) sensitive to economic reasons

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a) related to price of energy & climatic conditions
b) highest in certain small countries
c) positively related to econ. growth
d) sensitive to economic reasons

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3
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What are Marx’s views on malthusian resource scarcity?

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resource scarcity is socially constructed

technological innovation transcends ‘natural limits’

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4
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How large are remittance flows compared to foreign aid?

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Remittance = about 3x foreign aid flows

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5
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Farmers in Java, Indonesia build terraces on steep hills because:

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land is scarce and labour is abundant.

LLK

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6
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3 key economic advantages of immigration?

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-Remitttances
-Key sectors employment
-Role models

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7
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Name an important outcome of DoL

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deskilling of the workforce

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8
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What does agricultural intensification mean?

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Raising output by increasing inputs such as labor and fertilizer

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9
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3 Outcomes of Bretton Woods Agreement (1944)

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-regulated flows of capital across borders
-Gold standard USD
-Int’l trade more predictable

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10
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What are downstream flows in an input-output system?

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final stages of production proccess

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11
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5 Key factors of british IR?

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-history of industrial employment
-conditions in britain were ripe for tech innovations
-condensed geography
-colonies -> LLk
-internal trade barriers abolished in 1707

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12
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Total fertility rate is….

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avg number of children a woman would have between 15-44 yrs old

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13
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Keynesianism (during fordism) was characterized by (4):

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-job security
-strong state intervention in labor, finance
-negotiated compromises between capital & labor
-state-based financial spaces

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14
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Ester boserup vs malthus on pupn & ag?

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malthus: pop’n limited by ag

boserup: popn drives ag change

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15
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3 key regions in european IR wave (2nd wave)

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Sambre et meuse
Nord Pas de Calais
Rhine-Ruhr

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16
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T/F East Asia & SE Asia now contribute a larger share of global agricultural production than high income countries

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True

17
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T/F Canada produces more oil than Iran, Iraq or Kuwait

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True

18
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T/F competition during post-Fordism is described as highly domestic in nature

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False
post-fordism -> globalization, neoliberalism, MNCs

19
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What is roundaboutness in an I-O system?

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number of interconnected steps

20
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What 2 sectors are the main drivers of GHG emissions?

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ag and energy sectors

21
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What are the Kondratiev waves?

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cycles of econ development 40-60yrs in length.

22
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What is the main cause of wage convergence between large countries?

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industrialization

23
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Does a population stop growing once the replacement fertility rate has been reached?

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No

24
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4 economic roles of colonies?

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Pools of available labour
land
new resource stocks
new markets

25
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Marshall’s 3 forces of agglomeration (for IR & Fordism)

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pools of available labour

presence of new technologies & their proximity

overall sense driving innovation

26
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From which country do remittances usually come from?

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USA