Unit 3 EE JSS Flashcards

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What does TOLKEN stand for?

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Title, origin, label, key, even, neat

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What are the 4 concepts?

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Economy, Development, Innovation, Consumerism

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Define Economy

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The system of how money is made and used in a particular country. A system of making and trading things of value. The wealth of a country is measured by its economy.

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Define Development

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The act, process, or result of developing. Developing is defined as promoting the growth of, or to change over time.

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4
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Define Innovation

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A newly introduced idea, product or method of doing something.

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5
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Define Consumerism

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The promotion of the customers interests.

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6
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What is an LDC and an MDC?

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LDC: Less developed country
MDC: More developed country

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Why is it important that NZ has a relationship with Asia?

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Because of tourism, tourism is NZ’s largest earner and most of the people visiting NZ are from Asia.

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Bangladesh has how many hospital beds per 1000 people?

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0.8 hospital beds per 1000 people

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South Korea has how many hospital beds per 1000 people?

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12.4 hospital beds per 1000 people

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10
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What is the main export of Bangladesh?

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Clothing/textiles

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What is the main export of South Korea?

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Electronics

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What kind of products do consumers want? Name 3.

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  • Fulfils their need for it
  • Is in their price range
  • Is easy to use
  • Looks a certain way
  • Is high quality
  • Doesn’t harm the environment or the people making it
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What is the Hallyu wave?

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The hallyu wave is an innovation by the South Korean government to increase the global popularity of South Korea

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14
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What is the capital of South Korea?

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Seoul

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15
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Literacy rate of South Korea

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98.80%

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16
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Infant mortality rate of South Korea

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1.859 deaths per 1000 live births

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17
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When did the South Korean ministry of culture start encouraging K-pop?

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1993

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18
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When was Gangnam Style released?

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2012

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19
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How many views for Dynamite in 24 hours?

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101.1 million views in 24 hours

20
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Name three things about K-pop training

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Strict phone rules, no dating, strict diet plan

21
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What is inside of a K-pop album?

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Photocards, stickers, postcards, etc.

22
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What is the percentage of women working in the RMG industry?

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How much is RMG contributing to Bangladesh’s exports in January 2023?

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$5.1 billion NZD

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When did the Rana Plaza collapse?
24 April 2013
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How many people were killed in the Rana Plaza collapse?
1,134
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How much money has H&M invested to develop the Green Machine?
100 million
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What is soft power?
The non-physical power a country develops through its image, rather than through hard force. Such as a country's global popularity.
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What is the Hallyu wave as an innovation?
The Hallyu wave is an innovation by the South Korean government's soft power strategy to spread their culture and increase their global popularity. It began in the 1990s.
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What is K-pop?
K-pop is a genre of music originating in South Korea. It is influenced by many other genres of music.
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Main training rules of K-pop?
Boys and girls must not interact with each other. No phones. Very strict diet plans. Have to be under a certain weight
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What is the K-pop formula? (4 steps)
Recruitment, training, localisation, marketing.
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Define reverse-engineered.
Designed with the end product in mind first.
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Define consumer preferences
What consumers want
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Define Localisation
The process of making something local in character
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Define manufactured
Produced on a large scale
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What are the impacts of fandoms on the economy?
K-pop fandoms help to develop South Korea's soft power as they are helping to bring K-pop into politics and wider society.
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Is South Korea a LDC or an MDC?
MDC
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Is Bangladesh a LDC or an MDC?
LDC
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The garment industry takes up what percentage of Bangladesh's exports?
80%
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Bangladesh is the second largest country for clothing, who is the first?
China
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How much money will a RMG worker get in a month when working 12 hours a day?
$95
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What percentage of an article of clothing will go to the workers?
2%
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What worth of money did Bangladesh lose during COVID?
$2.81 billion
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How many workers in the RMG industry in Bangladesh in 2020?
4.3 million
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What is fast fashion?
Fast fashion is the business model of replicating recent trends and quickly mass producing them at low costs, while it's demand is highest.
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What is the green machine?
It is a machine that uses heat, water and citric acid (5%) to separate poly-cotton fibers.
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What is the cycle of development?
Higher GDP, more employment, more expendable income, more consumerism.