6.3 Globalization

Cards (28)

  • Technological advancements, such as the Internet and smartphones, enable seamless communication and coordination
  • The increased mobility of labor facilitates the movement of skilled workers
  • Match the factor driving globalization with its explanation:
    Technological Advancements ↔️ Enable seamless communication and coordination
    Improved Transport ↔️ Reduce the time and cost of moving goods internationally
    Reduced Trade Barriers ↔️ Lower tariffs and quotas, fostering increased trade
  • What is an example of a financial institution that simplifies the flow of capital across borders?
    International stock exchange
  • Exposure to exchange rate fluctuations is a negative impact of globalization on supply chains.

    True
  • Technological advancements enable seamless communication and coordination across borders
  • The globalization of financial markets simplifies the flow of capital
  • Multinational corporations like Apple can leverage globalization to manufacture products in China
  • Outsourcing involves contracting work to external providers, often in lower-cost countries.

    True
  • What is the process by which the world becomes increasingly interconnected through the movement of goods, services, capital, and people across national borders?
    Globalization
  • What is an example of an agreement that reduces trade barriers to foster trade between countries?
    NAFTA
  • Which multinational corporation operates in over 200 countries, distributing beverages worldwide?
    Coca-Cola
  • Migrant labor agreements facilitate the increased mobility of labor across borders.

    True
  • Globalization increases the complexity of navigating different regulations
  • What are the key drivers of globalization that enable businesses to expand internationally?
    Technological advancements, improved transport, reduced trade barriers
  • Match the factor with its example:
    Reduced Trade Barriers ↔️ NAFTA, WTO agreements
    Increased Mobility of Labor ↔️ Migrant labor agreements
    Globalization of Financial Markets ↔️ International stock exchanges
  • Match the impact of globalization on businesses with its positive or negative aspect:
    Competition ↔️ Increased innovation and efficiency
    Market Access ↔️ Ability to expand into new markets
    Supply Chains ↔️ Access to cheaper inputs
    Workforce ↔️ Sourcing skilled labor globally
  • Order the strategies for businesses to adapt to globalization based on their increasing complexity and risk:
    1️⃣ Localization
    2️⃣ Outsourcing
    3️⃣ Offshoring
    4️⃣ Diversification
    5️⃣ Internationalization
  • Match the globalization strategy with its example:
    Localization ↔️ McDonald's offering different menu items in different countries
    Diversification ↔️ Unilever selling both food and personal care products globally
    Internationalization ↔️ Starbucks opening cafes in Europe and Asia
    Outsourcing ↔️ Apple contracting iPhone manufacturing to Foxconn
    Offshoring ↔️ GE moving call center operations to India
  • Improved transport, like container ships, reduces the time and cost of moving goods.
    True
  • Globalization of financial markets simplifies the flow of capital across borders.

    True
  • Container ships are an example of improved transport
  • Match the impact of globalization with its positive or negative effect:
    Competition ↔️ Increased innovation and efficiency
    Market Access ↔️ Ability to expand into new international markets
    Supply Chains ↔️ Access to cheaper inputs from global suppliers
    Workforce ↔️ Ability to source skilled labor globally
  • What is a multinational corporation that leverages globalization to manufacture products in China and sell them worldwide?
    Apple
  • Improved transport reduces the time and cost of moving goods internationally.

    True
  • Globalization has enabled businesses to expand internationally and consumers to access a broader range of products worldwide.

    True
  • Internationalization involves expanding operations and sales into new international markets.

    True
  • Offshoring refers to relocating business processes or functions to another country