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