Module 3: Globalization of World Economics (Part 2)

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Oil Embargo

In early 1970s, the ______ by OAPEC and the crashed of the stock markets affected the Western economies.

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Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries

What is OAPEC?

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Inflation

Increase in prices.

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Stagnation

Decline in economic growth and employment

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Stagflation

The result was phenomenon that Keynesian economics could not have predicted in which there is a decline in economic growth and employment takes place alongside a sharp increase in prices.

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Neoliberalism

Emerged as a new form of economic thinking.

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Friedrich Hayek
Milton Friedman

Economists that challenged the Keynesian theory and argued that government intervention in economies distort the proper functioning of the market.

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Washington Consensus

The policies forwarded came to be called _______.

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Minimal government spending

The Washington consensus advocates for __________ to reduce government debt.

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Privatization of government-controlled

They also called for the ________ services like water, power, communications and transport, believing that the free market can produce the best result.

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Ronald Reagan

Its advocates like US President _______ and British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher justified reduction of government spending by comparing national economies to households

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Margaret Thatcher

Its advocates like US President Ronald Reagan and British Prime Minister ________ justified reduction of government spending by comparing national economies to households

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2007-2008

Neoliberalism came under significant strain during the global financial crisis in ______ when the world experienced the greatest economic downturn since the great depression.

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1980s

The crisis can be traced back to the ____ when the United State systematically removed various banking and investment restrictions.

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Financial Experts

They wrongly assumed that even if many of the borrowers were individuals and families who would struggle to pay, a majority would not default.

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Beyond the United States

The crisis spread _______ since many investors were foreign governments, corporations and individuals. The loss of their money spread like wildfire back to their countries.

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Spain
Greece

The challenges are countries like ____ and ____ are heavily indebted (almost like Third World countries).

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Social
Public Spending

Greece has been forced by Germany and the IMF to cut back their _____ and _______.

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Down Growth

The reduction in government spending has showed _____ and ensured high levels of unemployment.

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Political upheaval

In Europe, the continuing economic crisis has sparked a ________.

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