Economic Globalization

The coming together of international financial markets, describes:

• Transnational Economics

• Outsourcing Economics

• Economic Globalization

• Economic Transnational

What defintion best describes prosperous in terms of globalization?

• The ability to keep going

• Successful at ones job

• Having a big house

• Means different things to different people

What defintion best describes sustainable in terms of globalization?

• The ability to keep going

• Successful at ones job

• Having a big house

• Means different things to different people

Which of the following has the least sustainability in terms of globalization?

• People

• Profit

• Planet

• International running competitions

The agreement that came at the end of WW2, that established a systems of rules and regulations to promote international trade:

• Transnational Agreement

• Outsourcing Agreement

• Bretton Woods Agreement

• Free Trade Agreement

The agreement that came at the end of WW2, that established institutions for the global economy:

• Transnational Agreement

• Outsourcing Agreement

• Bretton Woods Agreement

• The World Bank

A financial institution, with headquarters in the United States, that provides loans to member countries in financial difficulty:

• International Monetary Fund

• Outsourcing Agreement

• Bretton Woods Agreement

• The World Bank

This institution was created to work together another institution , to bring stability to monetary trad and help expand world trade. It also monitors exchange rates.

• International Monetary Fund

• Outsourcing Agreement

• Bretton Woods Agreement

• The World Bank

What event pushed forward economic globalization in 1946

• The Non violent War

• WW2

• The Cold War

• The Vietnam War

For more than 40 years, the world was divided between the:

• Northern Capitalist democracies led by Russia and the communist countries led by the Soviet Union

• Western Capitalist democracies led by the Soviet Union and Commmunist Countries, led by the United States

• Communist Countries, led by the Soviet Union, and the Western Capitalist democracies, led by the United States

• Communist Countries, led by Japan, Italy and the Soviet Union