- 1. Difficult to find alternative to fossil fuels
A) Barrionuevo 2007
B) Dean 2007
C) Ritzer 2015
D) Kyoto protocol
E) Armitage 2005
- 2. Over look the impacts of dealing interest in the Technological Fixes such as geoengineering.
A) Armitage 2005
B) Barrionuevo 2007
C) Dean 2007
D) Ritzer 2015
- 3. These are significant challenges involved in implementing various measure such as "Carbon Tax " and " Carbon neutrality"
A) Armitage 2005
B) Dean 2007
C) Kyoto protocol
D) Barrionuevo 2007
- 4. Aimed at a reduction off global carbon emissions but failed to take of largely.
A) Dean 2007
B) Dean 2007
C) Kyoto protocol
D) Ritzer 2015
- 5. Barrionuevo 2007 It is less efficient and its led to escalation in the price of corn which servers as a major source of ethanol
A) Ritzer 2015
B) Dean 2007
C) Barrionuevo 2007
D) Armitage 2005
- 6. Noted neoliberals and environmentalists debate the impact of free trade on the environment.
A) Kyoto protocol
B) Armitage 2005
C) Antonio 2007
D) Harvey 2005
- 7. Says that environmental issues should be given priority over economic issues.
A) Armitage 2005
B) Harvey 2005
C) Antonio 2007
D) Kyoto protocol
- 8. is the development of our world today by using the Earths resources and the preservation of such for the future.
A) Economic Globalization
B) Trade Liberazation
C) ENVIRONMENTAL DEGREDATION
D) Sustainable development
- 9. Protectionism usually comes in the form of quotas and tariffs are unique fee on import or export.
A) Economic Globalization(Protectionism)
B) Trade Liberalization (Partnership)
C) Sustainable development
D) Efficiency
- 10. A one country to another country could be give five dollar tariff.
A) Sustainable Development
B) Economic Globalization(Protectionism)
C) Efficiency
D) Trade Liberalization (Partnership)
- 11. Means finding the quickest possible way of producing large amount a particularly product by this process people made buying of good easier and the demand will increase.
A) Kyoto protocol
B) Degradation
C) Armitage 2005
D) Efficiency
E) Antonio 2007
- 12. It is define as the sum of activities that takes place both within a country and between different countries.
A) Environmental Degredation
B) Global Economy
C) Global system
D) Sustainable Development
- 13. AS DEFINED BY THE UNITED NATIONS COMMITTEE ON WORLD FOOD SECURITY, MEANS THAT ALL PEOPLE, AT ALL TIMES, HAVE PHYSICAL, SOCIAL, AND ECONOMIC ACCESS TO SUFFICIENT, SAFE, AND NUTRITIOUS FOOD THAT MEETS THEIR FOOD PREFERENCES AND DIETARY NEEDS FOR AN ACTIVE AND HEALTHY LIFE
A) FOOD SECURITY
B) The Global City
C) GLOBAL INCOME INEQUALITY
D) Income inequality
- 14. IT TAKES INTO ACCOUNT ALL THE ASSETS OF A NATION-MAY THEY BE NATURAL PHYSICAL, AND HUMAN-LESS THE LIABILITIES. IN OTHER
A) INCOME INEQUALITY
B) The global city
C) THE THIRD WORLD AND THE GLOBAL SOUTH
D) GLOBAL INCOME INEQUALITY
- 15. ACCESS TO TECHNOLOGY ALSO CONTRIBUTED TO WORLDWIDE INCOME INEQUALITY.
A) The Global City
B) THE THIRD WORLD AND THE GLOBAL SOUTH
C) Income inequality
D) INCOME INEQUALITY
- 16. GLOBALIZATION HAS DEEPLY ALTERED NORTH-SOUTH RELATIONS IN AGRICULTURE
A) Global income
B) THE GLOBAL CITY
C) INCOME INEQUALITY
D) THE THIRD WORLD AND THE GLOBAL SOUTH
- 17. THE SWEDISH STATISTICIAN HANS ROSLING ONCE SAID, "THE 1 TO 2 BILLION POOREST IN THE WORLD WHO DON'T HAVE FOOD FOR THEE DAY SUFFER FROM THE WORST DISEASE, GLOBALIZATION DEFICIENCY. THE WAY GLOBALIZATION IS OCCURRING COULD BE MUCH BETTER, BUT THE WORST THING IS NOT BEING PART OF IT.
A) THE THIRD WORLD AND THE GLOBAL SOUTH
B) ECONOMIC GLOBALIZATION, POVERTY, AND INEQUALITY
C) THE GLOBAL CITY
D) GLOBAL INCOME INEQUALITY
- 18. Societies that are structured around small local communities with production typically being done in family setting, Because these societies have limited resources and technology, most of their time is spent in laboring to produce food, which creates a strict social hierarchy.
A) TECHNOLOGY MATURITY
B) HIGH MASS CONSUMPTION
C) TAKE-OF STAGE
D) TRADITIONAL STAGE
- 19. Nation in this phase typically begin to push for social change along with the economic change like implementing basic schooling or everyone and developing more democratic political system.
A) HIGH MASS CONSUMPTION
B) TRADITIONAL STAGE
C) TECHNOLOGY MATURITY
D) TAKE-OF STAGE
- 20. describes this stage as a short period of intensive growth, in which industrialization begins to occur, and workers and institution became concentrated around a new industry.
A) TAKE-OF STAGE
B) TRADITIONAL STAGE
C) TECHNOLOGY MATURITY
D) HIGH MASS CONSUMPTION
- 21. It is when your country is big enough that production becomes more about wants than need. Many of these countries put social support systems in place to ensure that all of their citizen have access to basic necessities.
A) TAKE-OF STAGE
B) TRADITIONAL STAGE
C) HIGH MASS CONSUMPTION
D) TECHNOLOGY MATURITY
- 22. It took control of land and raw materials to funnel wealth back to the west.
A) Colonialism
B) human resources
C) natural resources.
D) European countries-
- 23. Dependency Theory was initially developed by?
A) Cordoso and Felato 1979
B) Sachez, 2014
C) Toye, 2003
D) Hans Singer and Raul Prebisch
- 24. Dependency is the condition in which the development of the nation-states of the South contributed to a decline in their independence and to an increase in economic development of the countries of the North.
A) 1950's
B) Cordoso and Felato 1979
C) Sachez, 2014
D) Toye, 2003)
- 25. it argues that liberal trade cause greater impoverishment, not economic improvement, to less developed countries.
A) Sachez, 2014
B) Traditional answer
C) Cordoso and Felato 1979
D) Toye, 2003
- 26. Latin American Scholars, however, are critical of that answer and are intrigued by their region's underdevelopment.
A) Sachez, 2014
B) European countries
C) Cordoso and Felato 1979
D) Toye, 2003
- 27. are countries that are less developed and receive an unequal distribution of the world's wealth.
A) Peripheral nation
B) Ferraro, 2008
C) Core countries
D) Sachez, 2014
- 28. the other hand, are ore industrialized nations who receive the majority of the world's wealth.
A) Toye, 2003
B) Ferraro, 2008
C) Peripheral nation
D) Core countries
- 29. Dependency theorists saw that the development of peripheral nation is stagnant because of the exploitative nature of the core nations.
A) Ferraro, 2008
B) Peripheral nation
C) Sachez, 2014
D) Core countries
- 30. The idea of dependency refers to the conditions under which alone the economic and political system can exist and function in its connections with the world productive structure
A) Andre Gunder Frank (1969)
B) Cardoso and Felatto (1979)
C) Palma (1978)
D) Sanchez, 2014
- 31. noted that chief among the arguments accounting for Latin American underdeveloped was the "excessive" reliance on exports of primary commodities.
A) Andre Gunder Frank (1969)
B) Palma (1978)
C) Cardoso and Felatto (1979)
D) Sanchez, 2014
- 32. expoused the North American Neo-Manest approach. He contended the idea that less developed countries would develop by following the path taken by the developed countries, Developed countries were undeveloped in the beginning but not underdeveloped.
A) Andre Gunder Frank (1969)
B) Palma (1978)
C) Cardoso and Felatto (1979)
D) Sanchez, 2014
- 33. The two main sub- theories of Dependency Theory according to (Sanchez, 2014) are?
- 34. described the high-income of the world economy
A) Core
B) Simi-periphery
C) Periphery
- 35. describe the middle income of the world economy
A) Core
B) Simi-periphery
C) Periphery
- 36. describe the low income of the world economy.
A) Simi-periphery
B) Core
C) Periphery
- 37. A situation in which separate markets for the same product become one single market.
A) THE BRETTON WOODS SYSTEM
B) INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
C) THREE SECTORS OF PRODUCTION
D) MARKET INTEGRATION
- 38. extracts raw materials from natural environments
A) Secondary Sector
B) Tertiary Sector
C) Primary Sector
- 39. involves services rather than goods.
A) Primary Sector
B) Tertiary Sector
C) Secondary Sector
- 40. gains the raw materials and transforms them into manufactured goods.
A) Primary Sector
B) Secondary Sector
C) Tertiary Sector
- 41. World economies have been brought closer together by globalization. It is reflected in the phrase "When the American economy sneezes, the rest of the world catches a cold.
A) BRETTON WOODS SYSTEM
B) THREE SECTORS OF PRODUCTION
C) MARKET INTEGRATION
D) INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
- 42. •The major economies in the world had suffered because of World War I, the Great Depression in the 1930s, and World War II. Because of the fear of the recurrence of lack of cooperation among nation-states, political instability, and economic turmoil (especially after the Second World War), reduction of barriers to trade and free flow of the money among nations became the focus to restructure the world economy and ensure global financial stability (Ritzer, 2015).
A) THREE SECTORS OF PRODUCTION
B) INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
C) MARKET INTEGRATION
D) THE BRETTON WOODS SYSTEM
- 43. The General Agreement on Tariff and Trade (GATT) that was established in 1947.
A) (Ritzer, 2015, p. 60)
B) Ritzer (2015)
C) Peet (2003)
D) (Goldstein et al., 2007)
- 44. Global trade and finance was greatly affected by the Bretton Woods system.
A) Goldstein (2007).
B) Peet (2003),
C) Trachtman(2007).
D) Ritzer(2015)
- 45. "differences between nations in relation to regulations on items as manufactured goods or food. A given nation can be taken to task for such items"
A) Trachtman(2007)
B) Goldstein(2007).
C) Peet (2003)
D) Ritzer (2015)
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