Vocab Unit 7 Part 2 Flashcards

1
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model that assumes all countries would eventually modernize at different speeds through linear progression

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Stages of Economic Growth Model

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2
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dependency model that argues colonialism and neocolonialism are the causes of global inequities

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World Systems Trade Theory/Core-Periphery Model

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3
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countries do not exist in isolation but are part of a system where all countries are dependent on each other

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Dependency model

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4
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raw materials such as coffee, cocoa, and oil

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Commodities

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5
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when more than 60 percent of its exports are raw materials

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Commodity dependence

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6
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when one party desires a good or service and another party is willing to part with a desired good or service in exchange

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Trade

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7
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a system of exchange where money does not change hands

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Barter

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8
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the ability to produce a good or service at a lower cost than others

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Comparative advantage

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9
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When a country had the income, goods, or services that another country desires

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Complementarity

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10
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laws that reduce barriers to trade

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Free trade

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11
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a set of reforms that reduced government regulation and taxation

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Neoliberalism

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12
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groups of countries that agree on a certain set of trade rules

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Trading blocs

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13
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trading bloc that includes several South American countries

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Mercosur

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14
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global organization created to monitor the rules of international trade

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World Trade Organization

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15
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IFI created to aid countries caught in need of financial assistance

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International Monetary Fund

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16
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contracting work to noncompany employees or other companies

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Outsourcing

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17
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Companies will locate services or manufacturing in other countries if the cot of doing business is lower

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Offshoring

18
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transferring a business from a country it was moved to back to its original country

19
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a changed system of employment in the various economic sectors around the world

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New international division of labor

20
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actions that create new wealth for a region, includes manufactured goods and farm products

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Basic economic activity

21
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does not create new money for a region but circulates money already in an area

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Non-basic economic activity

22
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Businesses that operate in more than one country

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Transnational corporations

23
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Businesses that operate in multiple countries

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Multinational corporations

24
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special manufacturing zones that governments use to entice MNCs and TNCs

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Export processing zones

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special manufacturing zones in China
Special economic zones
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name for special manufacturing zones in Mexico
Maquiladoras
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locations where a foreign company can store, warehouse, transfer, or process without additional taxes
Free-trade zones
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economy that no longer employs large numbers of people in factories but has people who provide services and process information
Postindustrial economy
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system in which an item is moved from worker to worker, with each repeatedly performing the same task
Assembly line
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system of mass production that changed manufacturing and became standard practice across industries
Fordism
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businesses maximize profit by substituting one factor of production for another
Substitution principle
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industrial adaptability where most work is automated, allowing a few workers to rotate to different workstations
Post-Fordist
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system in which the inputs in the assembly process arrive at the assembly location when they are needed
Just-in-time delivery
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the location decision for one factory is dependent upon the location of other related factories
Locational interdependence
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most businesses locate near other similar businesses for certain advantages, e.g. certain stores located close together can be more attractive to customers
Agglomeration economies
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a hub for information based industry and high tech manufacturing
Technopoles
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the concentration of high value economic development attracts even more economic development
Growth poles
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positive outcomes beyond the growth pole
Spin-off benefits
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negative effects on one region that result from economic growth in another
Backwash effects
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sites of abandoned factories
Brownfields
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regions hit hardest by deindustrialization
Rust Belts
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when office building congregate in a place where they can take advantage of agglomeration economies
Corporate parks