What is meant by ‘neo liberalism’? Explain with examples how Multinational  Corporations (MNCs) have benefited from neo-liberal policies. Explain, giving  specific examples, how MNCs can be both a benefit and a threat for Less Developed  States?

Q: What are multinational corporations (MNCs) and what economic roles do they play?

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Q: How do political and economic systems affect the ability of global businesses to operate effectively…

A: Global Business: The practise of conducting commercial activities across several nations and regions…

Q: Q.No.3. You agree or disagree with statement that Globalization brings benefits for MNC’s. If you…

A: Yes, the Globalization brings various benefits for the MNCs. Yes, if there is an option of investing…

Q: What is most striking to you in the contemporary development of Mexico?

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Q: Economic integration benefited mainly powerfull economies compare to developing countries. Discuss…

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Q: 1.Compare and contrast IGOS and INGOs. Give two concrete examples of organizations for each and…

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Q: Explain in detail. How the discovery of new oil reserve in a nation brings a boost in its…

A: Economic development is the steady, long-term rise in a nation's output, standard of living, and…

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A: A military, sometimes known as armed forces, is a strongly armed, well-organized group that is…

Q: Cosmopolitan democracy is one of the ideas propounded in the wake of globalization. What does it…

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Q: "Does the Philippines follow the stages of development of industrialized countries? Why

A: A vibrant East Asian Pacific economy, the Philippines has been one of the region's most dynamic…

Q: What is international development? What is problematic with the geographic construction of…

A: INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT  International development is the effort to make the world a better place…

Q: What does it mean if a country has a traditional economic system?

A: If a country has a traditional economic system then it means the economy of a country relies upon…

Q: Which of the statements below is viewed as a negative impact of anti-globalization by substantial…

A: Globalization is the free movement of people, capital, goods and services between the boundaries of…

Q: All of the following positive effects happen when multinational corporations operate in developing…

A: The multinational corporation means a large scale organization whose organization are located in…

Q: In Chapter 5 of Dragonomics, Carol Wise puts together Argentina and Brazil in the same category of…

A: Since the early 2000s, the impact of Chinese expansion on Latin America has been studied in this…

Q: what are the institutes Describe the role of political economics institutions in development

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Q: how did westward expansion connect to industrialization ?

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Q: How reliant is Rwanda on foreign investment and aid? Has Rwanda shown to be utilizing foreign…

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Q: Which of the following is a main route by which developing countries have sought to obtain the…

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Q: how often,does globalization improve the lives of people in poor countries? A. always B. sometimes…

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Q: Is economic globalization leading to sustainable prosperity for all No

A: Sustainability refers to the situation that exists for a longer time period in the economy.

Q: Give two examples of sustainable development in the caribbean

A: Sustainable development: Sustainable development can be defined as planned developmental activities…

Q: he basic needs of the people are controlled by the country and multinational

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Q: Economists argue that Malaysia has experienced premature deindustrialisation. Discuss why is…

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Q: Evaluate the positive and negative impacts of Globalisation in term of Equality, Labor Condition and…

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Q: What are some of the ways that you can suggest that can help address the inequalities between rich…

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Q: 1) Evaluate how the used of technology and digital transformation create the path to the sustainalbe…

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Q: Will mega-regional trade agreements be beneficial to develop countries? How?

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Q: Nations try to reconcile conflicting economic goals. The main one is: Innovation versus economic…

A: Scarcity is one of the economic problems which means human wants are unlimited but the supply of…

Q: Industrialization should start from a sound agricultural base. Why? What could be a contribution of…

A: Industrialization should begin with a strong agricultural foundation since it allows fewer farmers…

Q: How can or should U.S. innovation be encouraged? What is government's role? How shall this role, if…

A: U.S. innovation can be encouraged as:- The United States being a developed country has already…

Q: Some developing countries do little to enforce intellectual property laws. Why would they be less…

A: Developing nations, also called less-evolved nations, are countries that have decreased ranges of…

Q: 1. How is the world governed in the absence of a world government?

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Q: How possible is it to have a “global world society” brought about by Globalization --- a quick &…

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