Global Consumerism

What does global consumerism refer to?

• The production of goods and services by multinational corporations
• The consumption of goods and services by individuals and households worldwide
• The impact of e-commerce on local businesses
• The regulation of consumer behavior by governments

What is the role of multinational corporations in global consumerism?

• They focus on local markets only
• They promote sustainable consumption practices
• They produce and distribute goods and services worldwide
• They regulate consumer behavior in different countries

What role do multinational corporations play in global consumerism?

• They focus on local markets only
• They promote sustainable consumption practices
• They produce and distribute goods and services worldwide
• They regulate consumer behavior in different countries

Which factor contributes to global consumerism by making it easier for consumers to purchase products globally?

• The rise of fast fashion companies
• The growth of local markets
• The development of e-commerce
• The decline of multinational corporations

How do e-commerce platforms contribute to global consumerism?

• By promoting local businesses
• By limiting consumer choices
• By reducing the influence of multinational corporations
• By making it easier to purchase products globally

What are some environmental and social consequences of global consumerism?

• Increased wages for workers in developing countries
• Carbon emissions and environmental degradation
• Improved working conditions in multinational corporations
• Decreased demand for goods and services

What are some environmental consequences of global consumerism?

• Increased wages for workers in developing countries
• Carbon emissions and environmental degradation
• Improved working conditions in multinational corporations
• Decreased demand for goods and services

What are some concerns related to working conditions in developing countries due to global consumerism?

• Improved safety regulations in factories
• Increased wages and benefits for workers
• Exploitation and poor working conditions
• Equal opportunities for all workers

Which industry example illustrates the negative impact of global consumerism through environmental damage and worker exploitation?

• Tech companies like Apple and Google
• Fast food chains like McDonald's and KFC
• Fast fashion companies like Zara and H&M
• Automobile manufacturers like Toyota and Ford

How has global consumerism influenced cultural trends?

• By promoting traditional values and practices
• By limiting consumer choices
• By discouraging diversity and innovation
• By reshaping economies and societies