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globalisation
how the countries of the world exchange goods services and ideas
global business
a business that operates in many countries around the world. they conduct business around the world and treat the world as 1 market
benefits of globalisation
wider choice of goods and services at a competitive price
creates employment
allows for the sharing of new ideas culture and experiences
risks of globalisation
environmental impact as if goods are transported long distances
globalisation can lead to rich countries becoming richer and less developed countries are being exploited for raw materials and labour
what an ethical consumer will do
make sure products they are buying is cruelty free
make sure the workers who made the product are being paid fairly
make sure workers who made the product have safe working conditions
business ethics
the moral choices made by a business
unethical corporate practises
unfair labour practises eg employing children
damaging the environment eg releasing harmful waste to nearby rivers
putting the consumer at risk eg not correctly testing out the products in order to save money
sustainability
finding ways of satisfying our needs and wants without stopping the future generation from meeting their needs
corporate social responsibility
how a business manages its impact on society and the environment
how to be an ethical consumer
looking for labels on products that indicate and promote ethical business practises
fairtrade
a social movement that helps farmers in developing countries get a fair price for the crops they grow and make sure that workers are treated with respect
sustainable development
meeting the needs of the present without stopping future generations from meeting their needs
how to be a sustainable consumer
recycle
look for products with reduced impact on the environment eg less packaging
use environmentally friendly transport
carbon footprint
a measure of how the activities of an individual organisation and country affect the environment
food miles
the distance food travels from the producer or manufacturer to the consumer
how to reduce your carbon footprint
by choosing goods that have been produced closer to home