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DECREASE IN PRICES OF GOODS & SERVICES
an advantage of globalization?
PROTO-GLOBALIZATION
progressive changes that happened between 1600 & 1800 were referred to by historians as ________
GEOGRAPHICAL
type of globalization that covers wildlife reserves that span several countries?
RESTRICTS COMMERCE OR EXCHANGE OF SPECIFIC GOODS
tensions may arise between countries; hence an embargo may be imposed. what is the effect of embargo?
PROTECTIONISM
when the philippines shields its domestic industries from foreign competition by taxing imports, it is exercising the principle of __________
INTRO OF GUIDING POLICIES IN USE OF TECHNOLOGY
has helped in the improvement of global economic environment?
POLITICAL
to which dimension of globalization are APEC and EU associated with?
POLITICAL
philippines wants to keep up w/ its neighboring countries by modernizing the armed forces. what type of globalization is this?
MORE COMPETITION
globalization can create problems for businesses. which of the following is an example of these problems?
DOMESTIC COMPANY EXPORTS TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES
which of the following is part of globalization process?
TRANSITION FROM HAND PRODUCTIONS TO MACHINE
which of the statements best characterizes Industrial Revolution?
TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT
which of the following is a driver of globalization?
ABOLITION OF SLAVE TRADE
the following are results of international exploration & colonization, EXCEPT:
LEVITT
he is credited as the one who popularized the term "globalization"
FREE TRADE
policy in which a country does not levy taxes, duties, subsidies or quota on the import & export of goods or services from other countries
FREE FLOW OF TECHNOLOGY
which of the following can be considered a good parameter of globalization?
PAROCHIALISM
an outlook that is limited to one's immediate community called?
TRADE IMBALANCE
considered one of the negative effects of globalization?
ECOLOGICAL
global warming & greenhouse effect are phenomena associated w/ what type of globalization?
LIBERALIZATION
process of removing state-imposed restrictions on movements between countries in order to create an "open", "borderless" world economy is called _________
MORALITY
globalization represents an increasing integration of all the following, EXCEPT:
INTERSTATE SYSTEM
the internet facilitates globalization. how does it help economies?
EXPANSION
refers to both creation of new social networks & multiplication of existing connections that cut across traditional political, economic, cultural & geographic boundaries
UNIVERSALIZATION
globalization viewed as process of spreading various objects & experiences to all people around of the world is called _________
RIGHT TO VOTE
the following are features of economic globalization, EXCEPT:
ACCORDING TO ONE'S STANCE OR AGAINST GLOBALIZATION
on what basis did waks develop the 3
globalization theories?
BARRIERS TO TRADE & INVESTMENT
which of the following does NOT facilitate globalization?
STEGER
he said that globalization it is the expansion & intensification of social relations & consciousness across world-time & across world-space
INTRO OF GOODS & SERVICES
which one is not a feature of globalization?
INTERSTATE SYST
refers to a system for international relations & institutions that govern international relations
ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION
which of the following is a disadvantage of globalization?
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
an academic discipline that focuses on the study of interaction of actors in international politics
INTERNATIONALISM
political principle which transcends nationalism & advocates a greater political or economic cooperation among nations & people
INTERSTATE RELATIONS
authoritative actions/understandings w/ governmental authorities of another state or its groups or citizens, either bilaterally or thru international organization
(state visit, military aid, treaties)
INTERSOCIETAL RELATIONS
within one state w/ groups or citizens of another state, or those relations within groups whose membership & organizations transcend states
(multinational corp, catholic church)
INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS
relations of or between citizens of different states acting in their personal interests (personal)
(tourist, migrants, foreign student)
GOVERNMENT
which in all states the coercive force monopolizing sphere of states
(national)
SOCIAL GROUPS
second sphere of power
(fam, church, instituion, corporation)
INDIVIDUAL
personal interests
REALISM
- focus on military force to gain power
- notion states work to increase their own power relative to other states
SELF-PRESERVATION
major theme of realism
LIBERALISM (idealism)
- decreased use of military force
- states share broad ties, thus making it difficult to define singular independent national interests
IMF
WORLD BANK
created in 1944 to help restore & sustain benefits of global integration, by promoting international economic cooperation
IMF (international monetary fund)
- aims to promote global economic growth & financial stability
- to encourage international trade, & to reduce poverty.
WTO (world trade organization)
international body whose purpose is to promote free trade by persuading countries to abolish import tariffs & other barriers
GLOBAL ECONOMY
economy of all humans of the world, considered as the international exchange of goods & services that is expressed in monetary units of account
ECONOMIC GLOBALIZATION
increasing interdependence of world economies as a result of growing scale of cross border trade of commodities & services
PROTECTIONISM
policy in of systematic government intervention in foreign trade
STRATIFICATION
division into social classes or layers
MODERNIZATION THEORY
needed assistance from western business & gov't to provide fuel for industrialization & to kick start process of economic growth
TRADITIONAL SOCIETY (rostow's)
pre-developing era & where investments are focused on agriculture, religion & military
TRANSITIONAL STAGE (rostow's)
country starts to make investments on technology & infrastructure which stimulates the increase in GDP
TAKEOFF (rostow's)
limited number of economic industries "takeoff" & produce a wide range of products
DRIVE TO MATURITY (rostow's)
few industries spread to wide varieties
HIGH MASS CONSUMPTION (rostow's)
economy shifts from production of heavy industry such as steel & energy to consumer goods like motor vehicles
HOSELITZ
education is most important as it should speed up intro of western values
INKELES
to diffuse ideas non-traditional such as family planning & democracy
THEORY OF DEPENDENCY
defines globalization in connection to capitalism & exploitation of labor & resources in exchange of products from west
THEORY OF WORLD
formulated by wallerstein emerged due to diff form of capitalism & due to struggle of 3rd world countries to alleviate their social conditions
TRADITIONAL VALUES
prevent economic growth & change
MODERN VALUES
inspire change & economic growth
ECONOMIC
intensification & stretching of economic interrelations around the globe
POLITICAL
intensification & expansion of political interrelations around the globe
MILITARY
subdomain of political globalization, is defined as intensification & stretching of military power across the globe
CULTURAL
intensification & expansion of cultural flows across the globe
ECOLOGICAL
include population growth, access to food, worldwide reduction in biodiversity
HYPERGLOBALIST APPROACH
theory which claims that the world has entered a 'truly global age' legalising dominance of 'global capitalism'
SCEPTICAL APPROACH
questions effectiveness of trading blocs & views issue thru historic perspective
TRANSFORMATIONAL APPROACH
represents intermediary, more balanced stance towards globalization
ARCHAIC GLOBALIZATION
- time of earliest civilizations
- describes relationships between communities & states & how they were created by geographical spread of ideas & social norms
MODERN GLOBALIZATION
allowed cheap production of household items using economies of scale
(advent)
CONTEMPORARY WORLD
ever-changing society & encompasses all aspects of global community like economics, politics, culture, technology, & even ecology
GLOBALIZATION
ongoing process that involves interconnected changes in economic, cultural, social, & political spheres of society
WESTERNIZATION
- social structures of modernity like capitalism, rationalism, industrialism, bureaucratism, individualism
- normally destroying earlier-existent cultures & local self-determination in process
FINANCIAL GLOBALIZATION
interconnection of world's financial systems
(stock markets)
SOCIOLOGICAL GLOBALIZATION
growing belief that we are all global citizens & should all be held to same standards & have same rights