The following are the problems of human trafficking EXCEPT.

How many percent of migrants exploited by private enterprises and entrepreneurship?

Worker under compulsion in agricultural, manufacturing, infrastructure, and domestic activities?

Predicted that the flow of refugees fleeing the war in Syria and Iraq would actually grow Wurope’s GDP, albeit “modestly.”

It is 50% of global migrants have moved from the developing countries to the developed zones of the world and contribute anywhere from 40% to 80% of their ________?

It refers to people moving from one area to another within one country.

A person who move permanently to another country is called___________?

These are people who cross borders of one country to another?

Today’s global population has reached ________ and it is estimated to increase to 9.5 billion in 2050.

Recommends that countries increase their investments in agriculture, craft long-term policies aimed at fighting poverty, and invest in research and development.

It predicted that the world population will stabilize by 2050 to 9 billion, although they warn that feeding this population will be an immense challenge?

Ninety-five percent of the population growth will happen in the ____________countries?

It approaches the issue of reproductive rights from another angle?

By giving women this power, they will be able to pursue their_________ —be they economic, social, or political—and contribute to economic growth.

He disagrees with the advocates of neo-Malthusian theory and accused governments of using population control as a “substitute for social justice etc.

. The productive capacities of this generation are especially high in regions like ________ ? East Asia

Mentioned on his “An Essays on the principle of population” that population growth will inevitably exhaust world food supply by the middle of the 19^th century.

Wrote “The Population Bomb”, which argued that overpopulation in the 1970s and the 1980s will bring about global environmental disasters.

Has, in fact, spurred “technological and institutional innovation” and increased supply of human ingenuity

Disagrees with the advocates of neo-Malthusian theory and accused governments of using population control as a “substitute for social justice…?

In the mid-20^th century, the Philippines, china and India sought to lower __________ on the belief that unless controlled, the free expansion of family members would lead to crisis in resources

It considered as the practical solutions to global economic, social and political problems?

He mentioned on his “An Essays on the principle of population” that population growth will inevitably exhaust world food supply by the middle of the 19^th century.

The development planners see ________ and ________as indicators of a developing society, but disagree on the role of population growth or decline in modernization.

Rural families view multiple children and large kinship networks as a critical ________?

We have consistently noted that _________ has paved the way for massive inequality. This phenomenon is very pronounced in cities

In most of the world’s global cities, the ______ is also thinning out. Globalization creates high-income jobs that are concentrated in global cities.

Through them, we see the best globalization; they are places that create exciting fusions of culture and ideas.

. Below are the challenges of global cities EXCEPT?

Cities only cover 2 percent of the world’s landmass, but they consume ____ percent of global energy.

According to him “Ecologists have found that by concreting their population in smaller areas, cities and metros decrease human encroachment or natural habitats.

It is the foremost indicator of globality.

To measure the economic competitiveness of a city, the Economist Intelligence Unit has added other criteria like market economist, size of middle class and ___________?

The cities that house major international organizations may also be considered centers of political influence

The sociologist who popularize the term global city in 1990s. One of criteria for what constitute a global city were primarily economic.

Others consider some cities “global” simply because they are great places to live in.

He describes media as “means of conveying something, such as a channel of communications.”  Technically speaking, a person’s voice is a medium.

Commentators refer to the technologies of mass communication.

The following are types of media EXCEPT?

He mainly analyzed the social changes brought about by Television, an analysis of technology to examine the impact of electronic media.

In 1976, media critic who argued that this process also led to the spread of “Americans capitalist values like consumerism.

It simply refers to the content of any medium.

They argued that the texts are received differently by varied interpretive communities because they derived different meanings and pleasures from the texts .

The _____and ______ are proving that the globalization of culture and ideas can move in different directions

Refers to the various bubbles people place themselves in when they are online.

Which of the following is NOT one of the disadvantage or the dark side of media?

He broke away from Roman Catholicism and established his own Church to bolster his own power.

Much more than culture, it was the most difficult relationship with globalism

He argues that far from being secularized, the “contemporary world is…furiously religious.