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1. What is one major factor driving greater Asian integration?
A. Strict immigration policies
B. Market-driven interactions of various systems and institutions
B. Market-driven interactions of various systems and institutions
4. Which organization represents Japan’s overseas development and grant assistance programs?
A. Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)
B. Japan Trade Foundation (JTF)
A. Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)
7. What is globalization?
A. Borderless
B. Boundless
A. Borderless
12. This is the establishment of formal institutions.
A. Asian Development Bank
B. European Union Bank
A. Asian Development Bank
8. Regionalization happens in what geographical portion of the world?
A. General
B. Specific
B. Specific
2. Which Southeast Asian countries are major sources of labor for East Asian economies?
A. Philippines and Indonesia
B. Thailand and Vietnam
A. Philippines and Indonesia
3. What is the role of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) in regional integration?
A. Enforcing military alliances
B. Serving as a formal institution supporting development and cooperation
B. Serving as a formal institution supporting development and cooperation
5. What is the Philippines primarily known for in Asian production networks?
A. Clothing and Textiles
B. Electronics and copper
B. Electronics and copper
15. _______ economies get labor from some Southeast Asian nation like the Philippines and Indonesia.
A. East Asia
B. South Asia
A. East Asia
20. Integration of social relations and consciousness across World-space and world-time.
A. Regionalization
B. Globalization
B. Globalization
6. How does ASEAN differ from the European Union in decision-making?
A. ASEAN makes decisions based on consensus, while the EU is rules-based
B. ASEAN is rules-based, while the EU is not
A. ASEAN makes decisions based on consensus, while the EU is rules-based
11. This country specialized in the production of machinery products and motor vehicles.
A. China
B. South Korea
B. South Korea
Ilan ang butas ng fita?
A. 9
B. 10
C. 12
D. 7
A. 9
14. This country specialized in the production of palm oil, rubber, and natural gas.
A. Thailand
B. Indonesia
B. Indonesia
13. ______ exports its grocery products to different 24-hour convenience stores, while __________________ sell their bags and clothing to the other parts of the region.
A. Thailand - Indonesia and Vietnam
B. Vietnam - Thailand and Indonesia
A. Thailand - Indonesia and Vietnam
9. What is a key difference in how Globalization and Regionalization approach integration?
A. Globalization is limited to one region, while Regionalization connects the whole world.
B. Globalization integrates social relations across world-space and world-time, while Regionalization refers to societal integration within a region.
B. Globalization integrates social relations across world-space and world-time, while Regionalization refers to societal integration within a region.
10. Which of the following statements accurately contrasts Globalization and Regionalization?
A. Globalization refers to regional economic concentration, while Regionalization is a political process of global economic expansion.
B. Globalization involves regional concentration of economic flows, while Regionalization often involves coordinated political and economic policies among countries.
B. Globalization involves regional concentration of economic flows, while Regionalization often involves coordinated political and economic policies among countries.
19. The ASEAN plus Three (Japan, Korea, and China) was created. Japan, Korea and China were the major economic powers during the time.
A. 1997
B. 1987
A. 1997
24. Globalization refers to regional concentration of economic flows as __________ to Regionalism refers to a political process by economic policy of cooperation and coordination among countries.
A. Receptive
B. Opposed
B. Opposed
21. It is ironic to say that Asia is too small for Asia. But it is a reality. China’s major economic partners lie outside East, Southeast, and South Asia combined.
A. Geographical Asia is too small for globalizing Asia
B. Geographical Asia is too diverse for cultural
A. Geographical Asia is too small for globalizing Asia
16. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) was born. There were five original members: Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand.
A. 1986
B. 1968
B. 1968
17. Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) was born through the strong support given by the United States of America. The APEC meeting was institutionalized with the aim of monitoring and analysing regional markets and institutions.
A. 1999
B. 1989
B. 1989
18. The East Asian Summit added two more members, the United States of America and Russia which initiated a new phase in Asian Regionalism.
A. 2010
B. 2011
A. 2010
22. Asia to have a Cultural homogeneity is not a guarantee for regionalist community formation. The presence of diverse cultural ideals among the Asian Nations will serve as a major challenge in the quest for cooperation and unification.
A. Geographical Asia is too conflictual internally for strategic Asia
B. Geographical Asia is too diverse for cultural
B. Geographical Asia is too diverse for cultural
23. Regionalism must have a strategy in terms of solidarity and cohesion. Yet if friends and foes are to be among member-candidates of regionalism, regionalizing momentum will have a hard time progressing.
A. Geographical Asia is too conflictual internally for strategic Asia
B. Geographical Asia is too diverse for cultural
A. Geographical Asia is too conflictual internally for strategic Asia