Exam 3: Globalization, Localism, and Sustainability

Developing countries have strong social and environmental oversight.

Industrial Associations can wield significant influence on governmental policy-making.

A brewery that produces a volume of less than 15,000 barrels of beer, and sells at least seventy percent of it to locations off-site

A network of routes linking regions of Asia and Europe in the ancient world that was established by the Han Dynasty of China

Decreases in the costs of goods and services for consumers is done through the hiring low-income workers in developing countries.

A reduction in the prices for basic necessities is a benefit of globalization.

The Silk Road was a network of trade routes that link which regions of the world?

Aproportionate saving in costs gained by an increased level of production

The rapid growth in the mobility of people moving from place to place is a direct results of:

Which of the following strategies best incorporates a local community's growth objectives into tourism development?

A picture of people wearing traditional costumes on a webpage is an example of neolocalism.

Tourism inherently changes the nature of local communities.

Globalization has had no impact on the richest and poorest segments of society.

One positive aspect of globalization is:

Which of the following is an negative impact of globalization on the environment?

The process by which people and goods move easily across borders

Which of the following should be considered when managing the triple bottom line of sustainability?

New technological innovations have spurred the marketing reach of tourism, resulting in an increase in travel motivation.

What the global tourism industry expects and what local communities are capable of offering are generally well aligned.

Feelings of attachment to the culture of a region is considered a form of: