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Worksheet Midterm TCW - Grace Salar Beed 1a
Worksheet Midterm TCW - Grace Salar Beed 1a
ABUYOG, LEYTE
MY WORKSHEET
IN
THE CONTEMPORARY
WORLD
MIDTERM
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Assessment
Activity #01: Give what is asked.
1. What is the acronym of the word “UNESCO”
- United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
2. True or False: The modern global corporations are commonly referred to as multinational
corporations and transnational corporations.
- True
4. It is a process by which economies are becoming more independent and interconnected in terms
of commodity flows including externalities and spill over of impacts.
- Globalization
6. Explain the role of international financial institutions in the creation of a global economy. (5-
points)
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- The role of international financial institutions in the creation of global economy is mostly the
institutions created after the world wars to ensure that every country will recover and will keep a
stabilize economic system. Three types of international financial institutions can be identified:
supranational, regional and multilateral. While supranationals such as the International Monetary Fund
(IMF) and World Bank work with a set set of policies, regional banks are usually funded by national
governments so their policy making is closer to home. Multilateral banks bear more characteristics of
both supranationals and regional banks. The most important types of international financial institutions
in the creation of global economy are the IMF, World Bank and Asian Development Bank (ADB). The
International Monetary Fund (IMF) has its origins in 1944 when 44 governments met at the Bretton-
Woods conference to decide on new rules for the international monetary system. The IMF's main purpose
is to promote international monetary co-operation, exchange stability and balanced economic growth. It
is also in an intergovernmental organisation, meaning its decisions are made by majority vote. The World
Bank was founded in the aftermath of World War II when 25 countries met at the Bretton-Woods
conference to form a new international financial institution.
(2) Effectiveness deals with questions such as how powerful an institution is in terms of projecting its
policies to achieve desired outcomes. In addition, it also deals with the effectiveness of the agency in
doing so. If a country can be effective then they have a better chance of being respected by other
countries and its constituents.
(3) International financial institutions that do not have support from their constituent countries will be
weaker in terms of becoming legitimate. They have to have the support from their home country in order
to function better and produce valid results that will carry weight with other nations. For example, if a
society does not have people that actively support the policies of an international organization, then this
agency will have a hard time becoming accepted globally.
(4) The financial capacity deal with resources and staff. If an agency does not have sufficient funding from
its home country, then it cannot effectively accomplish what it is intended to do. The same goes for the
lack of staff members to take on the work load of the agency. If either of these areas are lacking in the
agency, then it will not succeed in establishing legitimacy.
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Activity #2: I AM UNIQUE
Direction: Create a short comic strip of what you have learned from the Global Interstate System, Market
Integration and Contemporary Global Governance.
Criteria: Content – 20% Uniqueness- 10% Creativity- 10%
( You post your work our Facebook group)
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