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Chapter 1 Multiple-choice questions
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Chapter 1 Multiple-choice questions
Globalization
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Globalization refers to:
A more integrated and interdependent world.
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Less foreign trade and investment.
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Global warming.
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Lower incomes worldwide.
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Which one of the following is a push factor in emigration?
Political freedom.
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Job opportunities in host country.
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Higher incomes in host country.
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War.
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Which of the following do NOT facilitate globalization?
Improvements in communications.
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Barriers to trade and investment.
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Looser immigration controls.
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Removal of controls on movement of capital across borders.
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Which of the following constitutes Foreign Direct Investment?
A speculator trying to make a profit by buying company shares on a foreign stock exchange.
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A UK energy company buying territory abroad where it expects to find oil reserves.
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A tourist purchasing foreign currency to spend on a holiday abroad.
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A company signing an agreement with a wholesaler to distribute its products in foreign markets.
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Which of the following could be defined as a multinational company?
A firm that owns shares in a foreign company but does not participate in the company's decision making.
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A UK based internet package holiday firm specializing in selling tours to Turkey to German customers.
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A firm owning a chain of supermarket outlets outside its country of origin.
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A finance company transferring its HQ and all its activities from the UK to the USA.
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Which of the following is a driver of globalization?
Trade barriers and controls on inflows of foreign direct investment.
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Weak competition.
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Technological advance.
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Economies of scale are being exploited to the maximum.
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Globalization is beneficial for firms because:
It protects them against foreign competition.
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It cushions them from the effects of events in other countries.
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It opens up new market opportunities.
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It increases the risk and uncertainty of operating in a globalizing world economy.
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The internet facilitates globalization by:
Making it more difficult to contact potential customers abroad.
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Cutting the cost for firms of communicating across borders.
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Making it harder to send money from one country to another.
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Making it easier for governments to censor the information received by their citizens from abroad.
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What might western food MNCs encounter when launching operations in Africa or the Middle East?
No language barriers.
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Customer tastes the same as those of their domestic customers.
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Corruption.
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Well-developed road and rail links
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Globalization can create problems for business because:
It can result in more competition.
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It reduces vulnerability to political risk and uncertainty when operating abroad.
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It means that they can increase prices.
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All of the options given are correct.
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