contemporary world

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  • Environmental Degradation
    Efficiency- finding the quickest way of producing large amounts of particular products
  • Food Security
    global food security -means delivering sufficient food to the entire world population
  • Security of food
    sustainability of society such as population growth, climate change. water scarcity, and agriculture
  • Economic Globalization, Poverty, and Inequality
    Economic and trade globalization - it the result of companies trying to outmaneuver their competitors
  • Multiplier effect
    an increase in one economic activity can had to increase in other economic activities
  • Microcredit
    allows people to improve their lived by participating in the economy
  • Main types of inequality
    • wealth inequality
    • income inequality
  • Wealth
    refers to the net worth of the country
  • Wealth inequality
    speaks abort distribution of assets
  • Income
    is the new earnings that constantly being added to the pile country's wealth
  • Income Inequality
    we mean that new earnings are being distributed
  • The Third World and the Global south
    • Western capitalist countries labeled as the "First World"
    • Soviet Union and its allies were termed the "second world
    • everyone else was grouped into "Third World
  • Global North and Global forth
    a way for countries in the south to make stand about the common issues
  • Modernization theory
    frames global Stratification as a function of technological and cultural differences between nations
  • Columbian Exchange
    refers to the spread of goods, technology, education and diseases
  • Walt Rostrow's" For Stages of modernization
    1. Traditional stage- societies that are structured Ground small, local communities with production
    2. Take-off stage -people begin to use their individual talents to produce things beyond necessities
    3. Technological maturity- technological growth of the earlier periods begin to bear fruit in the form of population growth
  • •4. High mass assumption- when country is big enough that production becomes
    more about wants than nerds. •Dependency theory-developed by Hams Singer and koml Prebrich in 19505
    •Peripheral nations countries are less developed and receive an unequal distribution of the worlds wealth.
    • Core Countries are more industrialized nations who receive the majority of the worlds wealth