GIZ AZTERKETA

GLOBALIZATION

WHAT IS?

Globalisation is the fact that different cultures and economic systems around the world are becoming connected and similar to each other.

DIFFERENTS

ECONOMIC

The most affected area, it has increased, most of the markets are finding solutions to cheaper things

POLITICAL

Globalization means countries working together more on big problems

CULTURAL

Western culture destroy cultural diversity, return to local and regional culture customs

Consequences

Developed countries

Developing countries

impacts are positive

cheaper to buy

facilitates communication

facilitates learning languages

exchanges culture

lose their culture and their language

impacts are really bad

work in dangerous conditions to get a really low salary

become richer countries more rich and developing countries more poor

small businesses get damaged

workers salaries are really bad

DEVELOPMENT

Economic development (GNI)

How wealthy (riqueza) it is, and how this wealth is generated.

Human development (HDI)

It measures if the people have these things: access to wealth, jobs, knowledge, nutrition, health, leisure (tiempo libre) and safety, political and cultural freedom, education, etc,

Indicators

Literacy rate (tasa de alfabetización)

Life expectancy (expectativa de vida)

GNI per capital

Population aged 15 and older who can read and write.

An expectancy which indicates how a person could expect to live.

All the products, services and economic income a country had made. --> *All it’s divided with the population.


Infant mortality rate

Number of babies who may die under the age of 1 per 1000 live births.

HDI ranking:

Human development which indicates health, education and standard of life.


*In this case it is better to have a lower number because it is a rate.

FREE TRADE

What is?

It’s when the companies can change the goods without any compromise with others, or just with some of it with the government.

Countries?

Developed countries

Developing countries

United Kingdom, Spain

China, Ivory Coast, middle east

Characteristics

Developing countries

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They give work but the work conditions are bad.

Exploited natural resources.

Children working.

They have to build infrastructures (roads, places to work, etc.).

They invest a small quantity of money in issues like education.

Profits go back to TNC-s.

Developed countries

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TNC-s get a lot of money and can make goods spending low money.

They have big profits.

Economic growth.

We have products at low prices.

FAIR TRADE

What is?

Fair trade is when a company agrees to pay a fair price plus an extra amount called fair trade premium. The money they earn it’s used for education or health issues

Countries?

Developed countries

Developing countries

China

United States

Characteristics

Developing countries

Developed countries

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They give work to poorer countries.

Better worker conditions: they have good salaries, their health is not at risk, better quality of life.

They take care of human rights.

Natural sources not exploited.

They invest more money on education and health.

They have to build infrastructures (roads, places to work, etc.).

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Less profits.

The products have a much better quality of life, but are more expensive.

We are informed about the product.