Lesson 4.2.6.1
4.2.6.1 Globalisation Quiz: AQA Economics, Unit 2
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The 20 questions
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Which factor has been a major cause of accelerating globalisation?
- Reduced trade barriers
- Industry nationalisation
- Capital controls
- Increased import tariffs
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Which of the following is a key characteristic of globalisation?
- Isolated national markets
- Fixed exchange rates
- Decreased international trade
- Cross-border capital flows
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Which process involves multinational corporations investing capital directly into foreign production facilities?
- Portfolio investment
- Domestic subsidisation
- Import tariffs
- Foreign direct investment
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What is a key economic benefit of globalisation for less-developed countries?
- Lower worker mobility
- Higher trade tariffs
- Inward foreign investment
- Reduced export markets
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What is a negative consequence of globalisation for some workers in developed nations?
- Lower product choices
- Reduced foreign imports
- Higher consumer prices
- Structural job losses
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How does increased globalisation generally affect competitive pressure on domestic firms?
- It reduces competition
- It increases competition
- It eliminates competition
- It has no effect
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What type of investment involves a multinational corporation establishing business operations in another country?
- Foreign direct investment
- Portfolio investment
- Protectionist investment
- Speculative investment
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What is the primary negative impact on a home country when an MNC relocates production abroad?
- Frictional unemployment
- Cyclical unemployment
- Structural unemployment
- Demand-pull inflation
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How does an increase in manufacturing exports primarily benefit a developing country's economy?
- Reduced tax revenues
- Higher GDP growth
- Lower export revenue
- Declining living standards
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Which practice allows multinational corporations to minimise their global tax liabilities?
- Import quotas
- Tariff imposition
- Currency pegging
- Transfer pricing
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Which technological advancement has significantly driven modern globalisation by lowering communication costs?
- Capital controls
- Fixed exchange rates
- Protectionist tariffs
- The internet
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What is a primary role of the World Trade Organisation in the global economy?
- Controlling inflation
- Providing foreign aid
- Resolving trade disputes
- Setting exchange rates
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What characteristic describes the easy movement of financial capital across international borders?
- Import restrictions
- Financial protectionism
- Capital mobility
- Fixed exchange rates
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What term describes the relocation of manufacturing processes from developed to developing nations?
- Protectionism
- Nationalisation
- Offshoring
- Insourcing
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What positive long-term economic effect occurs when foreign investment upgrades local infrastructure?
- Higher productive capacity
- Capital flight
- Lower supply
- Higher structural unemployment
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What major export risk do developing countries face when relying heavily on primary commodities?
- Constant overproduction
- Price volatility
- Exchange rate stability
- Permanent deflation
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What term describes the positive indirect benefits, such as technology transfer, local firms gain from MNCs?
- Import tariffs
- Negative externalities
- Tax avoidance
- Spillover effects
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Which environmental issue is directly exacerbated by the increased global transport of traded goods?
- Ozone recovery
- Carbon emissions
- Soil depletion
- Water desalination
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What term describes the transfer of technology and skills from multinationals to host country domestic firms?
- Capital flight
- Brain drain
- Technology spillovers
- Crowding out
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What restricts a national government's ability to set high corporate tax rates in a globalised economy?
- Import quotas
- Tax competition
- Fixed exchange rates
- Price controls
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