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Which of the following is a characteristic of economic integration?
Which of the following is a characteristic of economic integration?
- Increased trade barriers between countries
- Isolation of the global economy
- Minimal government intervention in markets
- Alignment of monetary and fiscal policies (correct)
What is the purpose of economic integration?
What is the purpose of economic integration?
- To promote government intervention in markets
- To isolate the global economy
- To increase trade barriers between countries
- To create a more interconnected global economy (correct)
Which term refers to global corporations?
Which term refers to global corporations?
- GCs
- TNCs
- MNCs
- All of the above (correct)
What are the historical roots of global corporations?
What are the historical roots of global corporations?
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According to economic theory, what is the role of government intervention in markets?
According to economic theory, what is the role of government intervention in markets?
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Characteristics of Economic Integration
- Economic integration involves the reduction or elimination of trade barriers among participating countries, fostering closer economic relationships.
- Various forms include free trade areas, customs unions, common markets, and economic unions.
Purpose of Economic Integration
- Aims to enhance economic efficiency, increase market access, and stimulate economic growth in member countries.
- Facilitates collective decision-making on economic policies, promoting stability and cooperation.
Global Corporations
- Multinational corporations (MNCs) refer to global corporations that operate in multiple countries, managing production or delivering services across borders.
- They play a significant role in the global economy, influencing trade patterns and economic development.
Historical Roots of Global Corporations
- The rise of global corporations is traced back to colonization and the establishment of trade routes, enabling businesses to expand internationally.
- Post-World War II economic reforms and advancements in technology spurred their growth.
Role of Government Intervention in Markets
- Economic theory posits that government intervention can correct market failures, promote equitable distribution of resources, and enhance overall economic stability.
- In specific scenarios, such as monopolies or externalities, government action can foster competition and innovation.
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