EXAM CONTEMPORARY

It composed of individuals or group of individuals disadvantaged by the effects of globalization of the world economy.

• Globalization

• Global Civil Society

• Sceptics

• Central Banks

A phenomenon in which a decline in economic growth and employment takes place along side a sharp increase in prices.

• Inflation

• Stagnation

• Stagflation

• Gross Domestic Product

It became the codified strategy of the United States Treasury Department.

• Neoliberalism

• Central banks

• Multinational Companies

• International Monetary Fund

Which of the following is NOT an advantages of Global Governance.

• Food Security

• Aid

• Shelter

• More Government conflict and is not cooperative

It describes a process in which the world moves toward an integrated society and the significance of national borders.

• Global Politics

• Globalization

• Global Governance

• Global Interdependence

It refers to growing sensitivity and vulnerability between separate units.

• Global Politics

• Globalization

• Global Governance

• Global Interdependence

It refers to the entirely of regulations put forward with reference to solving specific denationalized problems or providing transnational common goods.

• Global Politics

• Globalization

• Global Governance

• Global Interdependence

The dispersion of function and powers within a local or regional authority.

• Decentralization

• Interdependence

• Supernalization

• Politics

Countries that trade with many others and have a few trade barriers are economically globalized.

• Economic

• Social

• Political

• Integration

A measure of how easily information and ideas pass between people in their own country and between different countries that includes access to the internet and social media networks.

• Economic

• Social

• Political

• Integration