C1 P2 Is the economic global situation shifting?

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C1 P2
Is the economic global situation shifting?

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! Everything written in red is a note, you have to write this down in your notebook.
I will check everything next lesson!

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Why have many Western factories moved to Semi-peripheral countries?

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What are the characteristics of:
Core
Semi-periphery
Periphery

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Goods production in full swing

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1990 - 70% goods made in centre
2012 - 45% in centre
Now <25%

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BRICS countries
Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa

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Why are these "BRICS countries" so attractive to Western entrepreneurs?

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Business Center -> Semi-Periphery
1. Low wages
Attractive for labor-intensive manufacturing industries
2. Rising prosperity (sales market)
Growth of sales market, more purchasing power
3. Increase in education level
More training, service companies are moving

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Generally in rich countries:
Declining low-tech sector (assembly of products in large quantities) due to outsourcing.
Growing high-tech sector (design and production of biotech, IT and robotics) thanks to highly skilled people

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Shifting trade patterns

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World trade continues to grow because
1. Division of production chain
2. Transport: cheaper and faster
3. WTO

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Grab your notebook and write down the meaning of the WTO while you watch the video.
(explain it)

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MAKE IN YOUR NOTEBOOK: Despite the fact that hourly labor costs in Poland and Turkey are higher than in Bangladesh, some European clothing companies decided to move production to Poland and Turkey instead of Bangladesh.
1. Give two reasons why European clothing companies made this decision.
2. Why is Poland a more popular destination for European companies than Turkey? Give three reasons based on three different dimensions (political, economic, cultural)

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C1 P2
Is the economic global situation shifting?

Part 2

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What are we going to do?
Hw check
Repeat lesson material
New material 
Get started yourself

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Why are low-wage countries interesting as a sales market?
A
Products can be produced cheaper and therefore more competitive
B
Products can be produced more expensively and therefore be more competitive
C
Products are not produced in low-wage countries
D
Products cannot be sold in Low-wage countries

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What are the BRIC-countries?
A
Countries that make and export bricks
B
Emerging countries linked to prosperity
C
The largest countries in the world
D
The four richest countries in the world

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What is a sales market?
A
A market where only cars are sold
B
A market where products or services are sold
C
A market where only food is being sold
D
A market where only clothing is being sold

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What are the BRIC-countries?
A
A group of countries working together.
B
A group of countries that are growing rapidly economically.
C
A group of countries that first belonged together in a larger empire.
D
A group of countries that are lagging behind and becoming increasingly more poor.

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Globalization is...
A
The process by which all areas of the world are becoming increasingly connected.
B
The money that all residents of a country earn together in a year.
C
Making goods using machines in a factory .
D
All companies engaged in providing services.

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Trade patterns are changing and intensifying

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1. Fragmentation and internationalization of the production chain.
Important term = outsourcing (sending parts of production abroad).

Core: Research & Development / Design / Market Research
Semi-Periphery: Production of semi-finished and end products
(Semi-)Periphery: Resources
Core: Distribution, sales and marketing
(Global shift and Multipolar World Economy)

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2. Improvements and innovations: transport and communication technologies --> Just in time
Container ships (!!!)
Internet

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3. Expansion of the free trade ideology (WTO) --> elimination of tariff barriers

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Then there was
Fordism


System of organization of the production process in which the assembly line, which brings the work to the people, plays a leading role

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Fordism
- Large scale
- Speed ​​of production and labor increases
- Affordable
- More wages for the workers

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