WorksheetsLesson 4: MARKET INTEGRATION
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 22mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Surname, First Name, Middle Initial
(Ex: Lopez, Trisha Aira N.)
4 lines
2.
Program, Year, and Section
a)
BSTM 2E
b)
BSTM 2F
c)
BAFM 2A
3.
He argues that in the flow of economy, the global corporations are structured in producer-driven and buyer-driven commodity chains.
a)
Stiglitz
b)
Gilpin
c)
Neubauer
d)
Gereffi
4.
He argues that without global financial regulation, different crisis may emerge.
a)
Stiglitz
b)
Gilpin
c)
Neubauer
d)
Gereffi
5.
He reiterated that sometimes, Foreign Direct Investors create inter-corporate and intra-firm alliances.
a)
Stiglitz
b)
Gilpin
c)
Neubauer
d)
Gereffi
6.
It is the biggest alumina producing country.
a)
Russia
b)
China
c)
India
d)
Mexico
7.
It can be defined as a process of trade and exchange across world’s borders.
a)
International Corporations
b)
Global Corporations
c)
Multinational Corporations
d)
Transnational Corporations
8.
In this kind of corporation, the decision-making and strategic planning are often shared between the home country and foreign subsidiaries.
a)
International Corporation
b)
Global Corporation
c)
Multinational Corporation
d)
Transnational Corporation
9.
They have a centralized management system in the home country.
a)
International Corporations
b)
Global Corporations
c)
Multinational Corporations
d)
Transnational Corporations
10.
Some large industrial corporations are now doing networking for they are now having ______ to 10,000 subsidiaries.
a)
2,000
b)
3,000
c)
4,000
d)
5,000
11.
They are the major drivers of global corporate development.
a)
Global Corporations
b)
United Nations
c)
G7
d)
Foreign Direct Investors
12.
It is a conglomerate with a focus on telecommunications.
a)
Tata Chemicals
b)
Hisense
c)
Sistema
d)
BYD
13.
Which is a state-owned corporation?
a)
Cosco Shipping Lines
b)
Saudi Aramco
c)
Tata Chemicals
d)
CEMEX
14.
It refers to a business model where firms engage in international production or services without direct ownership of foreign assets.
a)
Non-Equity Mode of Production
b)
Producer-driven Commodity Chain
c)
Buyer-driven Commodity Chain
d)
Corporate Integration
15.
It refers to the diminishing effectiveness and support for international cooperation.
a)
Crisis of Global Capitalism
b)
Crisis of Neoliberal Order
c)
Global Deflation
d)
Multilateralism Crisis
16.
This crisis reflects broader tensions between globalization and local identities, as well as challenges posed by technological change and economic instability.
a)
Crisis of Global Capitalism
b)
Crisis of Neoliberal Order
c)
Global Deflation
d)
Multilateralism Crisis
17.
He states that an unregulated global market can create not only environmental problems but also be irreconcilable with the needs of society and the responsibility toward its beneficiaries.
a)
Hobbes
b)
Neubauer
c)
Bello
d)
Gereffi
18.
The S in BRICS stands for ___________.
a)
Singapore
b)
South Korea
c)
South Africa
d)
Slovenia
19.
Which among the following is not a member of G7?
a)
Germany
b)
Rome
c)
France
d)
Japan
20.
It also served as a way to the development and new transformation of economic globalization and the rise of multinational corporations.
a)
Colonialism
b)
Imperialism
c)
Wars
d)
Post-wars
21.
Which among these countries had joined BRICS?
a)
Vietnam
b)
Indonesia
c)
Pakistan
d)
Thailand
22.
It is a self-regulatory pattern brought to public and private global corporations in order to give accountability and responsibilities in each economic process.
a)
Conglomerate Social Responsibilities
b)
Corporate Social Responsibilities
c)
Communal Social Responsibilities
d)
Company Social Responsibilities
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