A) D. Exploitation of periphery countries B) A. Government intervention only C) B. Growing cross-border trade, flow of capital, and spread of technology D) C. Protectionism and quotas E) B. Growing cross-border trade, flow of capital, and spread of technology
A) D. Local sari-sari stores B) B. Global corporations C) A. Nation-states D) D. Local sari-sari stores E) C. International financial institutions
A) B. Immanuel Wallerstein B) D. JohnKeynes C) C. Karl Marx D) B. Immanuel Wallerstein E) A.Adam Smith
A) A. Free Trade Agreements B) C. Technology and Communication C) B. Quotas and Tariffs D) B. Quotas and Tariffs E) D. International Capital
A) B. Semi-periphery Countries B) A. Periphery Countries C) A. Periphery Countries D) D. Developing Countries E) C. Core Countries
A) D. Cultural exchange B) B. Money or goods C) A. Technology only D) C. Political support E) B. Money or goods
A) B. Diseases spread faster B) C. Develops poor areas C) A. Encourages free trade D) B. Diseases spread faster E) C. Develops poor areas
A) B. Rapid shrinking of time and distance B) B. Rapid shrinking of time and distance C) C. To get technological know-how D) A. To reduce costs E) D. Domestic markets are not enough
A) D. Focus on high-skill production B) C. Have weak central governments C) A. Export raw materials D) B. Stabilize the system by connecting core and periphery E) B. Stabilize the system by connecting core and periphery
A) C. Transfers jobs to lower-cost areas B) A. Widens the gap between rich and poor C) D. Increases pollution D) B. Encourages free trade and lower prices E) B. Encourages free trade and lower prices
A) D. To find political stability B) C. To get technological know-how C) A. To be close to raw materials D) B. To pay workers less and reduce cost E) B. To pay workers less and reduce cost
A) B. Gives more influence to the biggest and richest B) A. Negative impact on environment C) C. Widens the gap between rich and poor D) C. Widens the gap between rich and poor E) D. Diseases spread faster
A) D. To encourage protectionism B) B. For political and economic stability, skilled workers, and lower costs C) C. To be close to raw materials D) A. To reduce transportation costs E) B. For political and economic stability, skilled workers, and lower costs
A) B. Develops poor areas of the world B) B. Develops poor areas of the world C) A. Widens inequality D) D. Causes environmental damage E) C. Transfers jobs abroad
A) D. Expand domestic markets B) B. Reduce transportation and communication costs C) C. Find political stability D) A. Get technological know-how E) B. Reduce transportation and communication costs
A) B. Discriminate against foreign competitors B) A. Protect domestic production C) C. Free flow of goods and services D) C. Free flow of goods and services E) D. Use quotas and tariffs
A) D. Due to fewer technologies B) A. Due to decreasing demand C) B. Increasing demand for goods/services and "globalizing" local products D) B. Increasing demand for goods/services and "globalizing" local products C. Because of protectionism D. Due to fewer technologies E) C. Because of protectionism
A) C. Domestic markets are not enough B) B. To be close to raw materials and markets C) B. To be close to raw materials and markets D) A. To get managerial know-how E) D. To reduce environmental impact
A) D. Developed B) C. PeripheryD C) C. Periphery D) A. Core E) B. Semi-periphery
A) A. Trade Liberalization B) C. Economic Globalization C) B. Protectionism D) B. Protectionism E) D. Free Trade
A) A. Jobs transferred B) D. Negative impact on environment C) C. Diseases spread D) C. Diseases spread E) A. Widens gap between rich and poor
A) D. To get technological know-how B) C. To be close to raw materials C) B. Domestic markets are no longer enough D) A. Trade Liberalization reduce cost E) B. Domestic markets are no longer enough
A) B. Gives more influence to the biggest and richest B) B. Gives more influence to the biggest and richest C) D. Opens cultural exchange D) A.Encourages free trade E) C. Develops poor areas
A) A. Pro: More jobs B) C. Reason: To reduce costs C) B. Con: Negative impact on the environment D) B. Con: Negative impact on the environment E) D. Pro: Cultural exchange
A) B. Expanding market outside national territory because local demand is full B) B. Expanding market outside national territory because local demand is full C) A. Importing cheaper raw materials D) D.Adding variety to product line E) C. Reducing risk of supply shortage |