Global Politics Midterm 2

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C+I+G+(X-M)

GDP equals…

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Gross domestic product

What does GDP stand for

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Consumer spending

What does the C in the GDP equation stand for

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between 1 half and 2 thirds

how much does consumer spending make up of national economies

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Buisness Investment

What does the I in the GDP equation stand for

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research

what is an example of a buisness investment

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government spending

What does the G in the GDP equation stand for

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Military

What is an example of government spending

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exports

What does the X in the GDP equation stand for

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imports

What does the I in the GDP equation stand for

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economy is expanding/growing

When a gdp goes up…

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economy is in a period of reccession

When gdp goes down

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interest rates

what represents the price of money

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printing the national currency and managing interest rates

what determines the money supply in a given country

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money becomes expensive, decreasing demand

when interest rates go up

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autonomous

central bank is usually…

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at arms length from the national government

what does autonomous mean

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monetary policy

the control of the money supply by a semi-autonomous central bank

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fiscal policy

how governments spend money

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inflation

overall increase in the price of goods and services in an ecnomy over time

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hyperinflation

high inflation above the desirable target leads to

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deflation

downward spiral of falling pricing and asset values

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USD

since ww2 the biggest strongest national currency as been

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reserve currency

a currency that the central banks of other countries are comfortable holding as part of their foreign exchange reserves

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Nixon in the early 70s

when and who put an end to the gold standard

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trade surplus

a country that exports more than it imports has a

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trade deficit

a country that imports more than it exports has a

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USA

who has the biggest trade deficit

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Belgium

highest GDP

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Oil

Most actively traded good by dollar value

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Autarchy

drive for a nation to provide as much as it can to minimize dependancy

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1.6 trillion

Canadas GDP

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Free trade

exchange of goods and services between countries that elect to not use any protectionist measures

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bi or multilateral trade agreements

recent trade trend

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Tariff

a tax on imported goods

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government subsides

investments made by national governments

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internationalism

the principle of promoting cooperation and collaboration between nations for open trade

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General agreement on tariffs and trade

focal point for several truly global rounds of multilateral negotiations on reducing tariffs

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1995

when did GATT become World Trade Organization

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bond

debt instrument

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Balance of Payments

the current account, and the capital amount

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Fair trade

A blend of free trade and multinational corporations

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civil war

war within a country

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Armed Conflict

use of weapons and physical violence with the intention of inflicting damage

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Symmetrical war

Government vs Government

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Asymmetrical

Government vs Non State Armed Groups

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WW2

which war had the most deaths

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realism

war is all about power

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Private Military Companies

for profit company that provides military services for a hefty fee

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Jud ad bellum

decides if states can go into war

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just causes

self-defense, collective security

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proportionality

proportion or balance between problem and solution

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last resort

when can state governments go into war

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Terrorism

use of random violence against civilians with the intent of spreading fear

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Military capability

the resources a country has to deploy armed force

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Special forces

exist to execute very specific and unusual military objectives

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Strategy

the big picture plan of how to defeat an enemy

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Tactics

how one should fight particular battles

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Guerilla warfare

a military tactic where small groups use unconventional attacks

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Discrimination

need for fighters to distinguish between legitimate and illegitimate targets

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industrial sites

where supplies are stored

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minimizing civilian casualties

most mentioned yet most violated principle

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WW1

Civilian casualties have outnumbered military casualties in every known major war since…

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indirect consequences

many civilians who die in major wars do not die directly from attack, but from…

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due care

serious and sustained efforts to protect civilian lives as much as possible

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dual use targets

International law forbids ____ ___ ______, but they are often anyways are

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Geneva conventions

set of international treaties that establish rules of how civilians should be treated in war

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Jus in bello

mandate that soldiers deploy only proportionate force against legitimate targets

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reprisals

acts of retaliation on an aggresssor, typically by the same means used in the original attack

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the reprisal docrine

permits a violation of jus in bello but only in responce to a prior violation by the opposing side

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contemporary human rights

powerfully motivated by the holocaust

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1933

discrimination against jewish people started as early as

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Human rights defenders

concerned about everyone

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political proclamation

Universal Declaration of Human Rights has no legal weight but is instead a _______ ________, thought it is the most influential and inspiring human rights document of our time

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securing everyone a minimally desent life

overall goal of human rights movement

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human rights

both moral and legal

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legal right

right that has been codified

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the object of another persons human rights

individuals directly violate human rights when they take away

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intentional violation

when an institution can, but chooses not to respect human rights

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Unintentional violation

when an institution wants but cannot respect the human rights of its citizens

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First gen rights

otherwise known as civil and political rights. Includes the rights to life or security

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Second gen rights

otherwise known as socio-economic and cultural rights. Includes right to basic education

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industrial revolution

when did second gen rights begin to be claimed

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third gen rights

generally known by any other term and are harder to define as they lack internal coherence. include right to clean air

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human rights NGOS

most moval, active and effect of all intertional NGOS

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Non-governmental organizations

what does NGO stand for

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Men

who an average gets more nutrition and education

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Women

who on average live longer

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across the silk road

where did the bubonic plague (black death) travel

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1 Million

how many people migrated due to the potato famine in the 1840s

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1750s

when was the tipping point of the population

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peace through health

An emerging discipline

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World Health Organization

operated with the mandate to improve global public health

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Zika

recent epidemic case

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Health

State of complete, physical, mental, and social well-being

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Public health

population focused, generally about trying to augment the overall health conditions of a population

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Epidemiology

branch of medicine concerned with the spread and control of diseases

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bad air

original theory of outbreaks

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average life expectancy in the developed world

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average life expectancy in the developing world