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The Contemporary World Quiz

Test your knowledge about the contemporary global landscape with our comprehensive quiz. This quiz covers a wide range of topics related to globalization, international relations, and economic theories.

Challenge yourself with:

  • 50 thought-provoking questions
  • Multiple choice format
  • Insights into global economics and politics
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Plays a vital role in the development of global economies
Globalizatism
Market Globalism
Global Corporations
Corporations
The means that interconnect the world by means of transportation and communication.
Globalization
Globalism
Global Corporations
Market Globalism
Emphasizes the role of ideology and its core claim for its acceptance as a global phenomenon. (use neoliberal values and meanings.)
Globalization
Globalism
Global Corporation
Market Globalism
The barter of exchange of goods and products between countries are made possible so the world gets closer together.
Globalization
Globalism
Global Corporation
Corporation
Legal entity in a form of business operation run by seperate and individual owners.
Globalization
Globalism
Global Corporation
Corporation
Referred to as multi-national corporation/transnational corp.
Globalism
Global Corporation
Global Company
Corporation
Constituent of global corporation that invests directly in dozens of countries and experience pressure for cost reduction and local responsiveness.
Global Companies
Multinational Companies
International Companies
Transnational Companies
Constituent of global corporation that have investments in dozens of countries but mantain a strong headquarter in one country.
Global Companies
Multinational Companies
International Companies
Transnational Companies
Constituent of global corporation that have no foreign investments
Global Companies
Multinational Companies
International Companies
Transnational Companies
Constituent of global corporation that invests in foreign assets
Global Companies
Multinational Companies
International Companies
Transnational Companies
Refers to the growth of the worldwide political system both in size and complexity
Financial Globalization
Industrial Globalization
Political Globalization
Cultural Globalization
Global reach of a vertically integrated transnational companies (ability of global companies to try to manage the world)
Industrial Globalization
Investment-based Globalization
Trade-based Globalization
Financial Globalization
Loosely represents the proportion of all production that crosses the boundary of a country
Industrial Globalization
Investment-based Globalization
Trade-based Globalization
Digital Globalization
The transmission of ideas, meanings, and values in a way as to expand and intensify social relations.
Industrial Globalization
Informational Globalization
Cultural Globalization
Digital Globalization
A process of interaction and interpretation among people, companies, and government of diff. nations
Industrial Globalization
Informational Globalization
Cultural Globalization
Digital Globalization
The information revolution and a growing acceptance of the internet
Industrial Globalization
Informational Globalization
Cultural Globalization
Digital Globalization
Leading business to having more access to capital flows, technologies, human export
Investment-based Globalization
Trade-based Globalization
Financial Globalization
Political Globalization
Process linked by interconnected cross-border, the establishment of businesses across the globe
Globalization
Industrial Globalization
Globalism
Trade-based Globalization
Was formed to fight injustices, inequality, or disadvantages of any country
BRICS economy
NATO economy
United Nations
Alliance between nations assist and support each other led them to become dominant supplier of raw materials.
BRICS economy
NATO economy
United Nations
Plays an important role in stabilizing peace using political and military means
BRICS economy
NATO economy
United Nations
Where a specific prodct is manufactured, formed, and controlled.
Buyer-driven Chain
Producer-driven chain
State-owned companies
Government-owned and controlled companies.
Term used to describe corporations that conduct commercial and non commercial activity.
Buyer-driven Chain
Producer-driven chain
State-owned companies
Government-owned and controlled companies.
Refers to those industries which large retaillers, marketers, and manufacturers export goods in different countries across the world.
Buyer-driven Chain
Producer-driven chain
State-owned companies
Government-owned and controlled companies.
Concept created to increase consumer satisfaction and survive increasing competition from new competitors.
State-owned companies
Government-owned and controlled companies.
Privatization
QR management
Outsourcing of public services to private services
State-owned companies
Government-owned and controlled companies.
Privatization
QR management
A self regulating business model that helps a company be socially accountable to itself, its stakeholders, and the public.
State-owned companies
QR Management
Governance Commission
Corporate Social Responsibilty
coined by Jeremy Bentham
BRICS Economy
International Law
United Nations
NATO Economy
Coined by Jim O' Neill
BRICS Economy
International Law
United Nations
NATO Economy
Coined by Franklin Roosevelt
BRICS Economy
International Law
United Nations
NATO Economy
Body of legal rules, norms, and standards
BRICS Economy
International Law
United Nations
United Nations
Nothing is handmade but instead machine made
Standardization of products
The employment of assembly lines
Workers are paid a higher living wage
Fordism
Manufacturing system designed to spew out standardized, low-cost goods and afford its workers decent enough waged to buy them.
Standardization of products
The employment of assembly lines
Workers are paid a higher living wage
Fordism
Promotes improvement and innovation assisting their chosen partner to have better production.
QR Management
Foreign Direct Investment
Corporate Social Responsibility
The General Agreement on Trade and Services
To further liberalize international trade developed countries have pursued new neighbors.
QR Management
Foreign Direct Investment
Corporate Social Responsibility
The General Agreement on Trade and Services
Also called "corporate citizenship"
QR Management
Transnational Activism
Corporate Social Responsibility
The General Agreement on Trade and Services
To ensure economic growth and security, countries must have partners
Transnational Activism
Foreign Direct Investment
United Nations
Economic Interdependence
The mobilization of collective claims by actors located in more than 1 country addressing more than 1 nations
Transnational Activism
Foreign Direct Investment
United Nations
Economic Interdependence
Transnational Acitivism is being held as possibility for change.
State as Prospects
State as Targets
Boomerang patterns of influences, role of media was as vital as ambassadors
State as Prospects
State as Targets
No one is in control, whether the governmnt, an individual or any institution.
Globalization is about the liberalization and global integration of markets
Globalization is inevitable and irreversible
Nobody is in charge of Globalization
Globalization furthers the spread of democracy
The level of economic development ad globalization is conducive to the creation of complex civil societies
Globalization is about the liberalization and global integration of markets
Globalization is inevitable and irreversible
Globalization benefits everyone
Globalization furthers the spread of democracy
Economic growth and progress is bound up with the process of globalization
Globalization is about the liberalization and global integration of markets
Globalization is inevitable and irreversible
Globalization benefits everyone
Globalization furthers the spread of democracy
The more you open your economy to free trade and competition, the more efficient your economy will be.
Globalization is about the liberalization and global integration of markets
Globalization is inevitable and irreversible
Globalization benefits everyone
Globalization furthers the spread of democracy
By focusing on the logic of tehnology, market globalists minimize the role of human agency.
Globalization is about the liberalization and global integration of markets
Globalization is inevitable and irreversible
Globalization benefits everyone
Globalization furthers the spread of democracy
Great britain world geography domination
1st wave of globalization
2nd wave
3rd wave
New technology "the internet"
1st wave
1st phase
2nd wave
3rd wave
Favoured more the exchange of knowledge rather than exhange of goods
1st wave
1st phase
2nd wave
2nd phase
Called the new imperialism
1st wave
2nd wave
2nd phase
3rd phase
The golden age of capitalism
1st wave
1st phase
2nd phase
3rd phase
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