GLOBAL CORPORATIONS

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agricultural revolution

The Innovation: Domestication of plants and animals.

The Result: Far more productive than hunter-gatherer societies.

The Key Outcome: We had EXTRA food.

- Not everyone needed to farm.

- This led to permanent settlements, trade, and population growth.

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Industrial revolution

New Tools: Steam engines, manufacturing, mass production.

New Way of Working:

From: Working at home, making a product from start to finish.

To: Wage labor in factories, specializing in a single task.

The Result: Massive increases in productivit, rising standards of living, and a wider variety of goods.

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CAPITALISM

- is a system in which all natural resources and means of production are privately owned.

- It emphasizes profit maximization and competition as the main drivers of efficiency.

<p>- is a system in which all natural resources and means of production are privately owned.</p><p>- It emphasizes profit maximization and competition as the main drivers of efficiency.</p>
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INVISIBLE HAND

- Is a concept by Adam Smith.

- It means that when people pursue their own self-interest, they unintentionally benefit society

<p>- Is a concept by Adam Smith.</p><p>- It means that when people pursue their own self-interest, they unintentionally benefit society</p>
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MONOPOLY

Is a situation in the market where only one company controls a product or service, and it has no direct competitors.

<p>Is a situation in the market where only one company controls a product or service, and it has no direct competitors.</p>
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SOCIALISM

property is owned by the government and allocated to all citizens, not only

those with the money to afford it.

<p>property is owned by the government and allocated to all citizens, not only</p><p>those with the money to afford it.</p>
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SOVIET UNION

was a country that followed a socialist/communist system

<p>was a country that followed a socialist/communist system</p>
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Global corporations

- operate in many countries.

- Also called multinational or

transnational corporations.

- International trade allows them to grow worldwide.

- Trade groups help regulate global business.

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GLOBAL CORPORATIONS

- Products are made in different countries.

- Materials may come from various places.

- Factories are often located where labor is cheaper.

- Goods are sold worldwide.

EX: Mcdonald's, Coca-cola. Apple

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Positive effects

- Create jobs worldwide

- Lower prices of products

- Increase economic growth

- Spread technology and ideas

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Negative Effects

•Low wages in developing countries

•Poor working conditions.

•Job loss in home countries.

•Influence on politics and trade laws

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Trade

spreads culture andideas.

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Internet

Makes communication faster.