A) A. Government intervention only B) B. Growing cross-border trade, flow of capital, and spread of technology C) C. Protectionism and quotas D) D. Exploitation of periphery countries E) B. Growing cross-border trade, flow of capital, and spread of technology
A) B. Global corporations B) D. Local sari-sari stores C) A. Nation-states D) C. International financial institutions E) D. Local sari-sari stores
A) C. Karl Marx B) D. JohnKeynes C) B. Immanuel Wallerstein D) B. Immanuel Wallerstein E) A.Adam Smith
A) C. Technology and Communication B) B. Quotas and Tariffs C) D. International Capital D) A. Free Trade Agreements E) B. Quotas and Tariffs
A) D. Developing Countries B) B. Semi-periphery Countries C) A. Periphery Countries D) C. Core Countries E) A. Periphery Countries
A) B. Money or goods B) D. Cultural exchange C) B. Money or goods D) C. Political support E) A. Technology only
A) B. Diseases spread faster B) C. Develops poor areas C) A. Encourages free trade D) C. Develops poor areas E) B. Diseases spread faster
A) C. To get technological know-how B) D. Domestic markets are not enough C) B. Rapid shrinking of time and distance D) B. Rapid shrinking of time and distance E) A. To reduce costs
A) D. Focus on high-skill production B) B. Stabilize the system by connecting core and periphery C) C. Have weak central governments D) A. Export raw materials E) B. Stabilize the system by connecting core and periphery
A) D. Increases pollution B) B. Encourages free trade and lower prices C) A. Widens the gap between rich and poor D) B. Encourages free trade and lower prices E) C. Transfers jobs to lower-cost areas
A) D. To find political stability B) B. To pay workers less and reduce cost C) C. To get technological know-how D) B. To pay workers less and reduce cost E) A. To be close to raw materials
A) C. Widens the gap between rich and poor B) A. Negative impact on environment C) B. Gives more influence to the biggest and richest D) C. Widens the gap between rich and poor E) D. Diseases spread faster
A) C. To be close to raw materials B) D. To encourage protectionism C) A. To reduce transportation costs D) B. For political and economic stability, skilled workers, and lower costs E) B. For political and economic stability, skilled workers, and lower costs
A) D. Causes environmental damage B) B. Develops poor areas of the world C) B. Develops poor areas of the world D) C. Transfers jobs abroad E) A. Widens inequality
A) B. Reduce transportation and communication costs B) C. Find political stability C) B. Reduce transportation and communication costs D) A. Get technological know-how E) D. Expand domestic markets
A) C. Free flow of goods and services B) A. Protect domestic production C) D. Use quotas and tariffs D) C. Free flow of goods and services E) B. Discriminate against foreign competitors
A) B. Increasing demand for goods/services and "globalizing" local products C. Because of protectionism D. Due to fewer technologies B) B. Increasing demand for goods/services and "globalizing" local products C) A. Due to decreasing demand D) D. Due to fewer technologies E) C. Because of protectionism
A) D. To reduce environmental impact B) B. To be close to raw materials and markets C) B. To be close to raw materials and markets D) A. To get managerial know-how E) C. Domestic markets are not enough
A) C. PeripheryD B) D. Developed C) A. Core D) C. Periphery E) B. Semi-periphery
A) C. Economic Globalization B) D. Free Trade C) A. Trade Liberalization D) B. Protectionism E) B. Protectionism
A) A. Widens gap between rich and poor B) C. Diseases spread C) C. Diseases spread D) A. Jobs transferred E) D. Negative impact on environment
A) A. Trade Liberalization reduce cost B) B. Domestic markets are no longer enough C) B. Domestic markets are no longer enough D) C. To be close to raw materials E) D. To get technological know-how
A) B. Gives more influence to the biggest and richest B) D. Opens cultural exchange C) C. Develops poor areas D) A.Encourages free trade E) B. Gives more influence to the biggest and richest
A) A. Pro: More jobs B) B. Con: Negative impact on the environment C) D. Pro: Cultural exchange D) B. Con: Negative impact on the environment E) C. Reason: To reduce costs
A) C. Reducing risk of supply shortage B) A. Importing cheaper raw materials C) B. Expanding market outside national territory because local demand is full D) D.Adding variety to product line E) B. Expanding market outside national territory because local demand is full |