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What is the primary goal of globalization?
What is the primary goal of globalization?
Which of the following is an example of globalization?
Which of the following is an example of globalization?
Which sector has been most affected by economic globalization?
Which sector has been most affected by economic globalization?
The spread of which of these is a cultural aspect of globalization?
The spread of which of these is a cultural aspect of globalization?
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Which organization was created to regulate international trade and resolve disputes?
Which organization was created to regulate international trade and resolve disputes?
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What is a common criticism of globalization?
What is a common criticism of globalization?
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Which country is known for significant influence in economic globalization due to its production capabilities?
Which country is known for significant influence in economic globalization due to its production capabilities?
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What term refers to the movement of jobs to other countries due to cheaper labor costs?
What term refers to the movement of jobs to other countries due to cheaper labor costs?
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What are the two key skills that globalization aims to develop in individuals?
What are the two key skills that globalization aims to develop in individuals?
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Which of the following statements best describes a negative impact of globalization?
Which of the following statements best describes a negative impact of globalization?
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How does globalization primarily affect access to goods and services?
How does globalization primarily affect access to goods and services?
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Which of the following concepts is least associated with globalization?
Which of the following concepts is least associated with globalization?
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What is often viewed as a benefit of globalization for developing nations?
What is often viewed as a benefit of globalization for developing nations?
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Which of the following is a common aspect of economic globalization?
Which of the following is a common aspect of economic globalization?
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Which demographic most benefits from globalization according to critics?
Which demographic most benefits from globalization according to critics?
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What is a potential social effect of globalization in urban areas?
What is a potential social effect of globalization in urban areas?
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Which aspect of globalization involves the spread of global brands across various countries?
Which aspect of globalization involves the spread of global brands across various countries?
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Which challenge is commonly associated with globalization regarding environmental concerns?
Which challenge is commonly associated with globalization regarding environmental concerns?
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Study Notes
Globalization Objectives
- Explain the concept of globalization
- Identify factors or aspects of globalization
- Examine the good and bad effects of globalization in society
Essential Question
- How can we cope well with globalization and help promote sustainable development?
Globalization Example
- A global map shows various logos of multinational companies, indicating globalization's interconnectedness
Primary Goal of Globalization
- Integrate economies, cultures, and societies worldwide
Example of Globalization
- A company outsourcing production to another country
Sector Most Affected by Economic Globalization
- Manufacturing
Cultural Aspect of Globalization
- Fast food chains like McDonald's worldwide
Organization for Regulating International Trade Disputes
- World Trade Organization (WTO)
Common Criticism of Globalization
- It can lead to cultural homogenization
Country Known for Economic Globalization
- China
Globalization's Core Concept
- Interdependence
Positive Effect of Globalization
- Access to a broader variety of goods and services
Term for Job Movement due to Lower Labor Costs
- Outsourcing
Globalization's Historical Context
- Previously, most regions were economically self-sufficient, with limited trade between regions.
Types of Globalization
- Economic: Countries trade with many others, few trade barriers
- Social: Ease of information and idea exchange between people globally (social media, internet)
- Political: Level of cooperation between countries
Causes of Globalization: Improved Communications
- Development of technologies like internet, email and mobile phones greatly supports globalization.
- MNCs operate globally easier using these technologies.
- Satellite TV channels (e.g., Sky, CNN) provide worldwide marketing.
Causes of Globalization: Improved Transport
- Refrigerated and container transport, bulk shipping, and improved air transport allow easy mass movement of goods globally.
Causes of Globalization: Free Trade Agreements
- MNCs and wealthy nations promote global free trade to increase wealth and influence.
- International organizations (e.g., WTO, IMF) also encourage free trade.
Causes of Globalization: Global Banking
- Modern communication technologies allow rapid and vast capital flows worldwide.
- International stock exchanges (e.g., New York, London, Tokyo) facilitate trading trillions of dollars daily.
Causes of Globalization: Growth of MNCs
- Rapid growth of major MNCs (e.g., Microsoft, McDonald's, Nike) is both a cause and consequence of globalization.
- MNC investment in global production facilitates and accelerates globalization.
Causes of Globalization: Popular Culture
- Activities and beliefs in different parts of the world influence cultures globally.
- Popular cultures are now globalized.
Effect of Globalization: Changed Food Supply
- Food supply is no longer tied to seasonal availability.
- Availability of food from anywhere in the world at any time.
Effect of Globalization: Division of Labor
- MNCs seek the cheapest locations to manufacture goods and assemble components.
- Shifting production from developed to developing countries due to lower labor costs.
Effect of Globalization: Less Job Security
- Jobs are becoming more temporary and insecure in the global economy.
- Surveys show people hold 7 to 10 jobs during their working life.
Effect of Globalization: Damage to the Environment
- Increased trade leads to more transportation, using more fossil fuels and causing pollution.
- Climate change poses a significant threat.
Agencies Regulating Globalization: WTO
- World Trade Organization (WTO) is an international organization.
- Develops policies to facilitate trade among countries.
- Established in Geneva, Switzerland in 1995.
Agencies Regulating Globalization: World Bank
- Founded after World War II to assist developing countries and improve living standards.
Agencies Regulating Globalization: IMF
- International Monetary Fund (IMF) provides loans to countries to maintain currency stability and pay debts.
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This quiz explores the concept of globalization, including its positive and negative impacts on society. You will identify key aspects of globalization as well as examine how we can promote sustainable development in a globalized world. Through various examples, learn how globalization affects cultures and economies.
