Goods Across the World

According to the article, which of the following is an example of how global resources affect daily life?

• The production of technology

• The ability to post photos on social media

• The local farming practices

• The national employment rates

What does the author imply about globalization in the article "Goods Across the World"?

• It has decreased over the years

• It is primarily beneficial for wealthy nations

• It fuels everyday luxuries

• It leads to cultural homogenization

What has dramatically improved in the era discussed in the introduction, making the world more interconnected?

• Entertainment and leisure activities

• Transportation, communication, and access to skilled labor

• Political systems worldwide

• Global warming awareness

What significant shift in global trade centers occurred by the late twentieth century?

• From Asia to North America

• From North America to Europe

• From Britain and the North Atlantic to Asia

• From Europe to Africa

What is a direct benefit experienced by the citizens of India and China due to changes in trade and production?

• Decreased job opportunities

• Increased cultural exchanges

• Improved working conditions and higher wages

• Job growth related to export markets

What has been a major effect of automation on American jobs?

• Increase in manufacturing jobs

• Decrease in service industry jobs

• Increase in service industry jobs

• No change in unemployment rates

Where are most Apple iPhones assembled?

• United States

• Mexico

• China

• Taiwan

What does Apple's Supplier Responsibility Program (SRP) ensure for its foreign suppliers?

• They only use conflict-free minerals

• They are paid a living wage

• They receive annual bonuses

• They work under less stringent conditions

According to the document, what negative impact does the mining of conflict minerals have?

• It leads to technological advancements

• It contributes to civil wars

• It enhances economic stability

• It reduces environmental pollution

What is the primary reason Apple maps all of its suppliers and mineral smelters?

• To ensure they are not employing child labor

• To reduce the cost of their products

• To increase the speed of iPhone production

• To enhance the quality of their electronics