What is the origin of the newly industrializing economies in East Asia today?

Japanese development in the 1950s

A country’s annual output of goods and services per person is referred to as:

per-person gross national income (GNI)

The concept of global commodity chains describe what characteristic of the global economy?

the increasing globalization in manufacturing

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What is the origin of the newly industrializing economies in East Asia today?
Korean development in the 1980s
World Bank loans made in the 1960s
Japanese development in the 1950s
Shrewd investments by Chinese companies in the 1970s
2
Rapidly growing economies of the world are known as newly industrializing economies, are termed
rapidly industrializing regions (RIRs)
emerging economies (EEs)
rapidly growing economies (RGEs)
rapidly industrializing countries (RICs)
3
What theory does neoliberalism originate from?
dependency
global commodity chains
world systems
modernization
4
Dependency theories rely on theories developed by:
Max Weber
Immanuel Wallerstein
Karl Marx
Émile Durkheim
5
where are most of the lowest-income countries found today?
South Asia
Central America
Central Africa
South America
6
A country’s annual output of goods and services per person is referred to as:
per capita product (PCP)
global per-person output (GPO)
gross output over duties (GOOD)
per-person gross national income (GNI)
7
What is the main economic activity in most low-income countries?
agriculture
mining
technology
manufacturing
8
What was the cause of underdevelopment in the low-income countries based on dependency theory?
colonialism
their lack of a Protestant ethic
their peripheral geographical locations
fatalism
9
The concept of global commodity chains describe what characteristic of the global economy?
the shift from global to local manufacturing
the increasing globalization in manufacturing
the increasing globalization of financial markets
the shift from global to local food production
10
According to world systems theory, the “flow” of natural resources is from:
core to periphery
semiperiphery to core
semiperiphery to periphery
periphery to core

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Questions 10

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1
What is the origin of the newly industrializing economies in East Asia today?
Korean development in the 1980s
World Bank loans made in the 1960s
Japanese development in the 1950s
Shrewd investments by Chinese companies in the 1970s
2
Rapidly growing economies of the world are known as newly industrializing economies, are termed
rapidly industrializing regions (RIRs)
emerging economies (EEs)
rapidly growing economies (RGEs)
rapidly industrializing countries (RICs)
3
What theory does neoliberalism originate from?
dependency
global commodity chains
world systems
modernization
4
Dependency theories rely on theories developed by:
Max Weber
Immanuel Wallerstein
Karl Marx
Émile Durkheim
5
where are most of the lowest-income countries found today?
South Asia
Central America
Central Africa
South America
6
A country’s annual output of goods and services per person is referred to as:
per capita product (PCP)
global per-person output (GPO)
gross output over duties (GOOD)
per-person gross national income (GNI)
7
What is the main economic activity in most low-income countries?
agriculture
mining
technology
manufacturing
8
What was the cause of underdevelopment in the low-income countries based on dependency theory?
colonialism
their lack of a Protestant ethic
their peripheral geographical locations
fatalism
9
The concept of global commodity chains describe what characteristic of the global economy?
the shift from global to local manufacturing
the increasing globalization in manufacturing
the increasing globalization of financial markets
the shift from global to local food production
10
According to world systems theory, the “flow” of natural resources is from:
core to periphery
semiperiphery to core
semiperiphery to periphery
periphery to core