Globalisation

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  • What is the main task of reducing global inequalities?
    It is a massive task.
  • What is globalisation?
    It is the process of countries becoming more integrated.
  • What do all countries have in terms of systems?
    They have their own political and economic systems.
  • How does globalisation affect the world's systems and cultures?
    They become more integrated like a single community.
  • What causes globalisation to happen?
    It happens due to the movement of money and people.
  • What are some reasons why globalisation is increasing?
    Improvements in ICT include e-mail and the internet.
  • How has ICT made business easier globally?
    It has made communication quicker and easier.
  • What improvements in transport have contributed to globalisation?
    More airports, high-speed trains, and larger ships.
  • How have transport improvements affected global communication?
    They have made it quicker and easier for people.
  • What is a Transnational Corporation (TNC)?
    It is a company that produces products in multiple countries.
  • How do TNCs increase globalisation?
    They link countries through production and sales.
  • How do TNCs contribute to globalisation through culture?
    They bring culture from their country to others.
  • How do TNCs promote consumerism?
    They encourage people to buy products from developed countries.
  • What is a consequence of increased consumerism due to TNCs?
    People's lifestyles become more similar.
  • How do free trade agreements affect globalisation?
    They promote free trade and increase globalisation.
  • How do free trade governments contribute to globalisation?
    They increase globalisation by promoting free trade.
  • What is the relationship between TNCs and globalisation?
    TNCs drive globalisation by linking countries economically.
  • How do TNCs affect local cultures?
    They can homogenize cultures through consumerism.
  • What is a potential negative effect of globalisation?
    It can lead to cultural homogenization.
  • Why might some countries resist globalisation?
    To protect local industries and cultures.
  • How does globalisation impact economic inequality?
    It can widen the gap between rich and poor.
  • What role do governments play in globalisation?
    They can promote or restrict globalisation through policies.
  • What is a common criticism of globalisation?
    It can lead to exploitation of workers.
  • How does globalisation affect environmental issues?
    It can lead to increased environmental degradation.
  • What is the impact of globalisation on local economies?
    It can disrupt local economies and industries.
  • How can globalisation lead to cultural exchange?
    It allows for sharing of ideas and practices.
  • What is a potential benefit of globalisation?
    It can lead to economic growth and development.
  • How does globalisation affect job markets?
    It can create new job opportunities globally.
  • What are the implications of globalisation for national sovereignty?
    It can challenge national sovereignty and control.
  • How does globalisation influence consumer behavior?
    It encourages consumers to seek global products.
  • What is a key factor in the rise of globalisation?
    Advancements in technology and communication.
  • How does globalisation affect cultural identity?
    It can dilute cultural identity through homogenization.
  • What are the economic impacts of globalisation on developing countries?
    It can provide access to new markets and investments.
  • How does globalisation affect trade relationships?
    It fosters interdependence among countries.
  • What is a consequence of free trade agreements?
    They can increase trade between countries.
  • How do governments influence globalisation?
    Through policies that promote or restrict trade.
  • What is the relationship between globalisation and economic development?
    Globalisation can drive economic development and growth.
  • How does globalisation impact social structures?
    It can alter social structures and relationships.
  • What is a potential risk of globalisation?
    It can lead to economic vulnerability.
  • How does globalisation affect local traditions?
    It can threaten local traditions and practices.