Economic globalization is the process of integrating worldwide economies through trade and financial flows. It allows for increased movement of goods, capital, services and labor. However, some view increased globalization as a threat as it challenges local values and traditions. Globalization has also increased calls for protectionism to shield local industries from international competition.
The main political and economic systems are capitalism, socialism and communism. Capitalism is based on private ownership and market forces, while socialism incorporates some public ownership and state intervention. Communism calls for complete public ownership and a classless society without private property. The three systems differ in how property, resources and economic decisions are managed - from private control in capitalism to centralized state control in communism.
Economic globalization is the process of integrating worldwide economies through trade and financial flows. It allows for increased movement of goods, capital, services and labor. However, some view increased globalization as a threat as it challenges local values and traditions. Globalization has also increased calls for protectionism to shield local industries from international competition.
The main political and economic systems are capitalism, socialism and communism. Capitalism is based on private ownership and market forces, while socialism incorporates some public ownership and state intervention. Communism calls for complete public ownership and a classless society without private property. The three systems differ in how property, resources and economic decisions are managed - from private control in capitalism to centralized state control in communism.
Economic globalization is the process of integrating worldwide economies through trade and financial flows. It allows for increased movement of goods, capital, services and labor. However, some view increased globalization as a threat as it challenges local values and traditions. Globalization has also increased calls for protectionism to shield local industries from international competition.
The main political and economic systems are capitalism, socialism and communism. Capitalism is based on private ownership and market forces, while socialism incorporates some public ownership and state intervention. Communism calls for complete public ownership and a classless society without private property. The three systems differ in how property, resources and economic decisions are managed - from private control in capitalism to centralized state control in communism.
SUBJECT: THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD COURSE/YR/ SEC: BSA - 2A 1. In your own words, define Economic Globalization? (5pts)
Economic globalization is the process of driving worldwide movements of products,
funds, information and people. It is what some consider as a challenge to their values that they believe as always been there, overlooking that probably most value we have ever generated are a result of globalization. The demand for protectionism is what the phrase conveys, the protection of something. But most certainly that something was produced owing to globalization. It is consequently about the locking out of others that would desire to reserve the same privilege.
2. Make a chart comparing the different political – economic systems in terms of the following: (15pts)
Capitalism Socialism Communism
Capitalism is an Socialism, social and Communism is a
economic system in economic theory that political and economic which private owners demands for public philosophy that puts or corporations possess rather than private itself in contrast to capital assets. The ownership or liberal democracy and production of goods management of capitalism, arguing and services is based property and natural instead for a classless Definition on supply and demand resources. According to society in which the in the general market— the socialist ideology, means of production known as a market people do not live or are held communally economy—rather than work in isolation but and private property is via central planning— live in partnership with non-existent or known as a planned one another. severely regulated. economy or command economy. The means of The means of The means of production are owned production are owned production are owned Property privately. both by the state and publicly, or in other Ownership the individuals. words by the state.
Governments are In a socialist economy, Communism is an
public, not private the government plans economic system institutions. They do and regulates all the where the not engage voluntarily economic activities government owns but rather use taxes, centrally at a state most of the factors of Government regulations, police, and level. The decisions production and Intervention on military to pursue related to production, decides the allocation Economic objectives that are free allocation of resources, of resources and what Activities of the considerations of employment, pricing, products and services capitalism. and consumption, are will be provided. completely dependent on the government or its central planning authority. In capitalism, price Resources are utilized Central planning by determines allocation to produce socially the government Decision and prices depend of beneficial goods determines allocation Making in interaction between without considering of resources. Such Allocation of supply and demand. profit margins. planning is resources and Production is efficient predetermined, thus it price due to avoided is less flexible and in competition. many cases less efficient. The essential feature of The primary concern of Communism aims to capitalism is the motive the socialist model of replace private to make a profit. economics is an property and a profit- equitable distribution based economy with of wealth public ownership and Motivation communal control of Driver at least the major means of production (e.g., mines, mills, and factories) and the natural resources of a society.