The Structures of Globalization

It is a multilateral organization headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland.

• a. World Trade Organization

• b. Greenpeace

• c. Bretton Woods Organization

• d. None of the above

Its goal is macroeconomic stability for both member nations and global economy.

• GATT

• International Monetary Fund

• World Trade Organization

• World Bank Group

TRUE OR FALSE. Multinational Corporations operate in more than one country only.

• TRUE

• FALSE

IMF stands for __________

• International Monetary Fund

• International Montuary Fund

• Internal Monetary Fund

• Integral Monetary Fund

The following were the organizations spawned by Bretton Woods, except

• a. World Bank

• b. International Monetary Fund

• c. Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development

• d. World Trade Organization

One of the most effective critics of Bretton Woods Era organizations is the noted economist ________.

• Joseph A. Stiglits

• Joseph E. Stiglits

• Joseph B. Stiglits

• Joseph B. Stylist

It is an international not-for-profit organizations that perform public functions but are not established or run by nation-states.

• International Organization

• Nongovernment Organization

• International Nongovernmental Organization

Is a society whose social structure is made of networks powered by microelectronics-based information and communication technologies.

• Technology Society

• Technical Society

• Internet

• Network Society

It is a realm in which people can engage each other more or less directly and in which they can analyze and criticize their political and economic institution.

• Civil Society

• Civic Society

• Global Civil Society

Which of these places is not an example of a nation-state?

• France

• Bhutan

• Japan

• Egypt