Governments and Economies of South East Asia

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Who makes most of the important government decisions in an autocracy?

The ruler

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Which South East Asian country could be described as an autocracy?

North Korea

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Which Asian countries have democratic systems of government?

India and Japan

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Which branch of government is responsible for making and carrying out the laws in a parliamentary system of government?

legislature

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The leader of a parliamentary system is often called the

prime minister

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The leader of a parliamentary system is chosen by

the political party with the most representatives in the legislature

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Which best describes the Japanese government?

Constitutional Monarchy

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The Japanese parliament is called the

Diet

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What sort of government is the People's Republic of China?

Communism

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What is the name of the elected Chinese legislative assembly?

National People's Congress

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Which country is the world's largest democracy?

India

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North Korea's Supreme Commander is

Hereditary

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Which country has a parliamentary democracy, a bicameral legislature, and had a caste system?

India

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What group makes most of the important decisions in the government of China?

The Chinese Communist Party

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The economies of China, Japan, and India can best be describes as

mixed

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One of the the most successful parts of India's economy today is

technology and electronics

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The Japanese economy has to make up for the country's lack of

natural resources

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The economy of North Korea can best be described as mostly

command

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What is the definition of a tariff?

a tax placed on goods coming into a country from another country to protect local merchants

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What is the definition of human capital?

Skills and education the workers have

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How has China's attitude toward entrepreneurship changed in the past several decades?

The government has become more open to the idea of allowing some free enterprise.

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__________________________ encourages trade because no country can produce everything it needs.

Specialization

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What is GDP?

the market value of all final goods and services produced within a country in a given period of time

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What is a market economy?

A system were decisions are made by supply and demand by private citizens

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Quota

limit on imported goods

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Embargo

an official ban on trade with a particular country.

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Technology

because Japan has limited natural resources, it must specialize in what?

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Literacy Rate

The percentage of a country's people who can read and write.

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standard of living

Quality of life based on ownership of necessities and luxuries that make life easier.

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capital goods

goods that are used in producing other goods, rather than being bought by consumers.

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currency exchange rate

the price of one country's currency in terms of another country's currency

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China and India

difficult to start businesses in these countries due to strict govt regulations, cultural biases, and high taxes

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state- sponsored education

What is one way N. Korea has invested in its human capital?

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Natural Resources

Natural gas, petroleum, copper, iron are all examples of what?