Exam 8: Global Trade and Finance

Pax Americana refers to the

What was the name of the US-led and funded plan for reconstructing post-war Europe?

_______ preceded the start of the Great Depression in 1929.

Smart credit cards and SDRs are examples of

What is the WTO dispute-resolution panel called?

A number of equal portions in the nominal capital of a company is known as

Since 1971 the transborder cyberspatial network _______ has had no central meeting place at all.

Critics have suggested that _______ large corporations and encourage companies to move jobs overseas.

What is supraterritoriality, and how is it important for understanding the globalization of trade and finance? To what extent do you think it will lead to a truly global economy? What factors may impede it?

Is the power of states truly diminished by globalization?

Proponents of which academic approach might say "we cannot know what we want unless we know who we are?"

On balance, are the effects of globalization good, bad, or neutral?

What term refers to the degree to which articles, communications, financial instruments, fixed assets, and people can circulate throughout the world economy, free from state-imposed controls?

What term refers to the international transfer of goods and services within transborder companies?

The WTO covers services, intellectual property, and investment issues as well as

How might beggar-thy-neighbor trade policies have contributed to the world wars?

What is the term for the degree to which products, communications, financial instruments, fixed assets, and people can circulate throughout the world economy free from state-imposed controls?

The _______, or mercantilist, tradition focuses on the ability of states to be economically independent, a condition often called "economic nationalism."

The primary differences between types of capitalism can generally be broken down into the _______ and the _______.

What is Pax Americana, and is it still a potent force?