The Globalization of Economy Flashcards

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A historical process, the result of human innovation and technological progress.

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Economic Globalization

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Increasing integration of economies around the world, particularly through the movement of goods, services, and capital across borders.

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Economic Globalization

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Movement of people (labor) and knowledge (technology) across international borders.

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Economic Globalization

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The interconnected dimensions of the phenomenon (4)

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  1. the globalization of trade of goods and services;
  2. financial and capital markets;
  3. technology and communication;
  4. production
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Examples of a global market

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  1. The proliferation of the Internet and the emergence of market places.
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Examples of market places in the Internet

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E-bay, Amazon, and other global online markets.

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Examples of a global market

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  1. Tramp Shipping
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  • International shipping industry

- A certain market segment in which vessels that operate do not trade regularly between certain fixed ports.

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Tramp Shipping

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  • Shipping service where carriers contract to haul cargo in shipload lots between ports designated by charterer.
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Tramp Shipping

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Provides convenient, timely & economic transportation for many goods needed in a complex industrial society.

  • In established trades (i.e., grain from US, Canada, Argentine & Australia to N. Europe, Med, Africa, Japan & S. Asia
  • On new routes to alleviate temporary critical shortages
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Tramp ships

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11
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Examples of a global market

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  1. The market for foreign exchange
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Foreign exchange

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The largest market in the world in terms of turnover.

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13
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Example of Foreign Exchange

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Forex Trading

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14
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Has been around since the 15th century when European exploration & colonization created global empires & markets, but most historians and economists agree that today is special by extent of interdependence and the speed by which it has occurred.

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Globalization

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Two factors that underlie globalization

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  1. “Decline in barriers to the free flow of goods, services, and capital” that has occurred since the end of World War II
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16
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Two factors that underlie globalization

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  1. Technological change
17
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Declining Trade and Investment Barriers

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During the 1920s and ’30s, many nations erected formidable barriers to international trade and foreign direct investment

18
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Declining Trade and Investment Barriers

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Advanced industrial nations of the West committed themselves after World War II to REMOVING BARRIERS to the free flow of goods, services, and capital between nations.

19
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Lowering of trade barriers that made globalization possible

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The Role of Technology

20
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Has made it a transforming movement in the global market

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Technology

21
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has exploded in last 20 years

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World Wide Web

22
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Computers can move money around the world

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Finance capital

23
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9th largest economy in the world

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Silicon Valley

24
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Why it is called Silicon Valley?

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A region on the San Francisco Peninsula in California where the miniaturized electronics industry is centered, so called because most of the devices built there are made of semi-conductors such as silicon.

25
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What companies are located in Silicon Valley?

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The biggest Companies
1. Apple - one of the most successful companies in the entire world, and is headquartered in Cupertino, California

  1. Google
  2. Facebook
  3. Wells Fargo
  4. Visa
  5. Chevron