global independance

geog

connectivity

a measure of the links between one place and other places both within and outside of the country. can be physical, social, or even online links

trading partners

two or more countries that hav arranged an agreement relating to the exchange of goods, services or information.

south-south trade

exchange of goods between developing countries, usually within the southern hemisphere

labour mobility

the movement of people within the workforce between different sectors within the economy as well as between economies

trade pattern

repetitive and established exchange of gods between particular countries

international trade

the exchange of goods, services, resources and capital across the globe

global economic system

the international structure relating to all matters of trade, investment and finance

global interdependence

as a result of globalisation, countries have become mutually reliant on one another for trade and commodities in an interconnected way

economic interdependence

international trade, investment and production patterns has meant the economies of many societies are now mutually reliant on societies elsewhere.

political interdependence

the political systems of some countries have become reliant on the stability of political systems elsewhere in the world

social interdependence

a country’s vision for human development, social well-being and human rights is increasingly interconnected with those of countries elsewhere

environmental interdependence

the interconnectedness of all natural and human systems that are mutually reliant on one another

diversification

the process by which an economy expands its activities to involve itself in a wider range of markets