12 Questions
How is access to development for women typically measured?
By analyzing their access to education and healthcare
What is a common way in which globalization promotes child labor?
By increasing demand for cheap labor in developing countries
Why do clothing companies often utilize child labor?
To cut production costs and increase profit margins
What is a key reason why American companies outsource to countries with unethical labor practices?
To take advantage of lower production costs and less stringent regulations
Which factor is a significant criterion in determining what defines a global city?
Economic integration with the global economy
How are global cities economically beneficial for companies?
By providing opportunities for global networking and investment
How does the Industrial Revolution impact businesses and jobs?
The Industrial Revolution led to the mechanization of production, which increased efficiency but also resulted in the displacement of many skilled workers.
Explain why fast fashion is so widespread.
Fast fashion is widespread due to its ability to quickly produce trendy clothing at low costs, appealing to consumers' desire for affordable and constantly changing styles.
What defines a global city?
A global city is characterized by its significant international influence, economic power, and connectivity to global networks.
How does access to development for women typically measured?
Access to development for women is often measured through indicators such as education levels, workforce participation, political representation, and access to healthcare.
Discuss the pros and cons of international trade versus self-sufficiency.
International trade can promote economic growth, specialization, and access to a wider range of goods, but it also exposes countries to market fluctuations and dependency on global trade. Self-sufficiency provides stability and security but may limit economic growth and innovation due to isolation.
How does globalization promote child labor?
Globalization can promote child labor by creating demand for cheap labor in developing countries, where children are often exploited due to weak labor laws and enforcement.
Test your knowledge on factors influencing development such as HDI, impact of the Industrial Revolution, and consequences of child labor. Explore themes like unequal development between countries, inequality in access to development for women, pros and cons of international trade vs self-sufficiency, and globalization's role in promoting child labor.
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