Lesson 3

An organization that provides financial services like deposits, loans, and investments.

• Retail Store
• Insurance Company
• Global Companny

• Financial Institution

An international financial institution that provides long term loans and grants to developing countries for infrastructure and development projects

• Asian Development Bank
• International Monetary Fund
• World Bank
• African Development Bank

A global financial organization that stabilizes international monetary exchange and provides short term financial assistance to countries in crisis.

• International Monetary Fund (IMF)
• Bank for International Settlements
• World Bank
• European Central Bank

A company that buys and sells goods internationally but does not invest in foreign countries.

• MNc's

• TNC's

• Global Company

• International Company

A company that operates in multiple countries and adapts its products to fit local markets.

• Transnational Company

• Global company

• international company

• MNC's

A company that has investments in different countries and markets the same product globally.

• Global Company

• TNC's

• MNC's

• International company

A company that has foreign investments and allows local branches to make their own business decisions.

• Transnational Company

• Global Company

• MNC's

• International Company

A characteristic of a global corporation that helps a country grow economically.

• agent of desired economic development.

• economic prominence.

• very powerful entity that can

  create crisis.

A characteristic of a global corporation that makes it a key player in the world economy.

• economic prominence.

• very powerful entity that can

  create crisis.

• agent of desired economic development.

• Limited operations in a single country.

A company that has operations worldwide and influences economies on a global scale.

• Global Corporation

• Transnational corporation

• MNC's

• international corporation