The Impact Of Globalisation And The Role Of Transnational Corporations
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The trainers on your feet may have been designed in the United States, stitched in Vietnam, made from rubber tapped in Malaysia and sold to you through a website hosted on a server in Ireland. That single product is globalisation in miniature: the world wired together so tightly that goods, money, people and ideas cross borders as never before. At the centre of this web sit the transnational corporations, firms so large that a few of them out-earn entire countries.
In this lesson you will learn what globalisation means and what drives it, how a transnational corporation organises production across many countries, and how to weigh the real benefits and genuine costs that a TNC such as Nike brings to the places where it locates, using a named country as your worked example.
Ebumnobi
- What is meant by globalisation.
- The key features of globalisation.
- The impacts of globalisation on trade, transport, culture, communications, and technology.
- The role and global organisation of transnational corporations (TNCs).
- An evaluation of the impacts of TNCs on the countries in which they are located.
- One detailed specific example of a named country or area, to include: • the impacts of globalisation • the impacts of a named TNC which is located in the country or area.
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- Globalisation is best defined as: A. trade only between neighbouring countries B. the growing interconnectedness and interdependence of the world C. a fall in international tourism D. governments closing their borders Answer: B
- A transnational corporation is a firm that: A. operates in only one country B. owns or controls operations in more than one country C. is always state owned D. only provides services Answer: B
- The relocation of manufacturing from developed to developing countries is called: A. cultural diffusion B. deindustrialisation at home only C. global shift D. carrying capacity Answer: C
- Which is a likely benefit of a TNC to a host developing country? A. profits always stay in the host country B. creation of jobs and a higher skills base C. guaranteed permanent investment D. lower exports Answer: B
- Which technology has done most to speed the spread of globalisation? A. the steam engine B. the internet C. the canal D. the windmill Answer: B
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