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a more interdependent process by which economies are becoming and interconnected in terms of commodity flows including externalities and spillover of Jacktenfuchs
market integration
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are institutions that provide support through loans or grants and technical advices to promote a country’s economic and social development
international financial institutions
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are private institutions that produce or manufacture goods, products, and services for a more expanded market usually at the reach of regions or the world.
corporations
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Have a more complex setting where each foreign subsidiary is given some freedom to develop its own product lines and marketing
transnational corporations
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have more of a home or country base taking care of the R&D and marketing, and focus more on exporting their products and services
multinational corporations
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occurs when a firm acquires others performing similar functions at the same level in the market.
horizontal integration
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happens when a company controls operations across multiple stages of the supply chain, such as an iron mining company also managing steel manufacturing.
vertical integration
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3 key IFI's
regional development bank, world bank, imf
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Give 6 ex of IFI's
world trade organisation, asia-pacific trade agreement, asian-pacific economic cooperation, asian development bank, BRICS, world bank
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international organization cooperation and exchange stability to foster economic growth and high employment and to provide short-term financial assistance to countries to help ease balance of payments adjustments
international monetary fund
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3 actors in globalization
global civil society, global corporations, international economic organisation
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Two types of global corporations
multinational corporations, transnational corporations
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He wrote the theory if a single country is economically problematic it affects our nation too
immanuel wallerstein
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is a system of nongovernment institutions that operate across geographical borders and organize and mobilize for a common issue or cause.
global civil society
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enterprise that engages in activities add value (manufacturing, extraction, services, marketing, etc.,) in more than one country"
global corporations
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It is a theory of immanuel wallerstein
world system
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is a process of combining or increasing the interconnectivity of national economies to the regional or global economies.
economic integration
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the center of economic activities where most of the population lives and economic institutions and serves are based.
core
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majority of the raw materials and productions and done or sourced out in the
periphery
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serve as distributions or add value to the raw materials by the processing them for the core areas.
semi-periphery
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Two types of market integration
horizontal integration, vertical integration
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an institutional arrangement of governance that addresses regional or globalized issues that go beyond the scope of a nation-state
global interstate system
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puts emphasis on diversity and celebrates multiculturalism,
internationalism
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focuses more on the economic aspect of the exchanges among countries and society.
globalism
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scale and scope are limited in addressing regional and global issues like climate change, cybercrime, and global financial crises.
nation-state government
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mixed non-state and nation state
glocalization
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regulates international trades, ensures smooth flow oftrade, and provides a forum for negotiations for tradeagreements among countries and regions of the world
world trade organisations
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responsible for global researches on medicines and vaccines including the World Health Report and Survey.
world health organizations
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thirty five member countries aim to stimulate economic progress and world trade by providing a platform to compare policy experiences and identify good practices in domestic and international economic policies and programs of its members.
OECD
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Labor problems and international labor Standards and social protection for workers.
international labor organization
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leads international efforts to defeat hunger, eliminate food insecurity and malnutrition and increase resilience of livelihoods and foods.
food and agriculture organisation of the united nations
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contributes to peace and security by promoting international organization through educational, scientific, and cultural reforms.
united nations educational scientific and cultural organisation
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For regulations of international air transportation
international civil aviation organization
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shipping and prevention of pollution at sea.
international maritime organization
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developing standards on ICT
international telecommunications union
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International Intellectual property rights standards
world intellectual property organization
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the various intersecting processes that create world order
global governance
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3 sources of global governance
international NGOS, treaties and organizations, powerful transnational corporations
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often refers to international Intergovernmental organizations or groups that are primarily made-up of member-states.
international organizations