Globalization

Who said the following? "Globalization is more general and better adapted to reality".

• García de la Cruz

• Palomares

• Hinojosa

• Goldin y Reinert

Globalization has fostered economic growth and modernization in various parts of the world, at the same time that it has generated changes and new social tensions in the national and international distribution of resources.

• Palomares

• Hinojosa

• García de la Cruz

• Molano

What is globalization?

• The worldwide coming together of nations and countries

• The process of immigrating to a new country

• Creating local market to support small business owners

• It is the increase in nationalism and isolationism

Answer explanation

Globalization is being connected with other countries

Including or affecting the whole world.

• Create

• Global

• Raw material

• Local

Answer explanation

Related to the whole planet

How do globalization and climate change relate to one another?

• Increased pollution in the air from travel, shipping, and more adds to the effects of greenhouse gasses

• They do not relate to one another

• The use of renewable energy since globalization began has made globalization carbon neutral

• Decreased pollution helps to minimize the effects of greenhouse gasses

Answer explanation

Pollution, overproduction and global warming has being decreasing our live quality

Sending goods to another country to sell.

• import

• export

• sales

• gift

The word for the breaking down of trade barriers between nations is called...

• global

• globally

• globalization

• globe

Individual countries are more dependent on the .... than ever before.

• workplace

• global economy

• financial crisis

• boycott

Who is the author of the quote: 'Globalization is the inexorable integration of markets, nation-states, and technologies to a degree never witnessed before'?

• Thomas L. Friedman

• Joseph Stiglitz

• Naomi Klein

• Amartya Sen

Which of the following best defines 'globalization'?

• The process of international integration arising from the interchange of world views, products, ideas, and other aspects of culture

• The isolation of countries to protect local industries

• The increase in tariffs and trade barriers

• The decline of international trade