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Bsais 3b - Module 1 - Gascon, Alyssa Marie L. - International Business and Trade
Bsais 3b - Module 1 - Gascon, Alyssa Marie L. - International Business and Trade
Bsais 3b - Module 1 - Gascon, Alyssa Marie L. - International Business and Trade
BSAIS 3B
MODULE 1
MOTIVATION
b. What gadgets/devices do you usually use listen to music? Where are these
gadgets/devices made? Where is the company based? (3 points)
The gadgets I usually used to listen is my phone and laptop, these are made from china
and Taiwan.
c. How did you access these music? Do you purchase them online or listen to them
through YouTube, Spotify, and other music channels and media? (2 points)
I access these music through Spotify and YouTube. I bought Spotify premium to listen
and download these songs, but when I used YouTube it is free
d. What have you noticed with your responses from letters a to c? Are “these” from
your own locality or country? Have you experienced difficulty in accessing them? (3
points)
As what I have noticed with my responses from letter A to C is, it talks about music’s
origin, nationality and devices I used when I am going to listen to music. All my recent
songs are not from my own country, yes sometimes it is hard to access them.
LEARNING ACTIVITIES
Instruction: Give your own definition of globalization based on your take away from the lesson
and your own experiences. The definition should be comprehensive. It means that you have to
fully explain why you came up with this definition through an essay.
Globalization
MOTIVATION
Direction: Analyze each picture and answer the following questions found below. (10 points)
1.
3. Write a statement that best describe you as a buyer of these products. (5 points)
If am a buyer I must be considerate in choosing the best products that has good
quality and a quantity. And of course be meticulous in choosing or buying
products because if you don’t, you will be the one to blame your ownself because
you didn’t choose it wisely.
LEARNING ACTIVITIES
“That global free trade has done more harm than good”
Free trade bases all riches from outside exchange. It does not need to extend
household commerce. It has businesses for send out that take advantage of third
world countries. Free trade does not organize exchange. It makes sending out
fabricates on the premise of where is there cheap labor.
The benefits of global free trade are various. As the title implies, it leads to
weaker national economies and a more stable global economy before all countries
achieve parity. However, free trade has the potential to hurt by causing global
inequalities, poor working conditions in many developing countries, job insecurity,
and financial imbalance. For a few households, the traditional career blur may be
missing for today's occupations. It has the potential to create problems for all parties
involved in the residential construction industry. Free trade would not result in more
employment. There are also additional threats to money management. Free trade
tries to regulate this process, but it can't account for unintended control that occurs
outside of the framework.
As a result, free trade has benefits and drawbacks in every nation. It may
result in economic growth or it may result in the lack of an opportunity to grow.
However, if we balance global free trade for the good of the world, it will be
successful. And because not all countries have the ability to develop at a rapid pace.
Lesson 3: The Global Interstate System and Contemporary Global Governance
MOTIVATION