Interconnections
Technology
Trade
Tourism
Terms and Concepts
100

This environmental cost of interconnection occurs when goods are transported long distances, releasing large amounts of carbon dioxide.

Carbon footprint

100

What is E-Waste?

E-Waste is the electronic waste that is left behind when electronics become old.

100

What is trade?

Agreement between two parties to swap goods and/or services for money or other goods and/or services

100

Why do people travel?

Holidays, employment, family, exploration, learn new languages, culture, visit or make friends, independence and self-discovery, medical treatment, and religion.

100

A person who buys and uses goods or services

Consumer

200
An online retail giant that has changed the way people around the world shop and recieve goods. 

Amazon

200

How much of the world owns a phone?

75%

200

What is the most recognised symbol in the world, even more than the christian cross?

Maccas golden arches

200

Why has travel increased in the last 50 years?

Technology

200

A process of making or growing a good to be sold

Production

300

What is interconnections?

Interconnections is about the connection between countries through trade, internet, technologies, tourism and other companies.

300

What are the dangers of E-Waste?

This includes toxic chemicals like brominated flame retardants, which can leak into soil, cause cancer, and build up in the human body over time.

300

Which company produces the most childrens toys?

McDonalds

300

Top 5 destinations for Australians?

Indonesia, USA, Japan, New Zealand, UK

300

This term describes the path a product takes from creation to customer

Supply chain

400

What is globalisation?

Globalisation is  term used to describe how trade and technology have made the world into a more connected and interdependent place.

400

What is planned obsolescence?

When products are designed to break, expire or go out of fashion quickly so consumers are forced to buy replacements. E.G Apple, SHEIN.

400

What is a global supply chain?

A network between a company and its suppliers to produce and distribute a specific product to the final buyer. Companies develop supply chains so they can reduce their costs and remain competitive in the business landscape.

400

What is overtourism?

This is the term for when too many tourists visit a destination, leading to strain on local infrastructure, resources, and daily life.

400

A product being made using parts or labour from more than one country

Global production

500

This type of connection is made when people communicate instantly using apps like facetime, tiktok, instagram

Digital interconnections

500

What is planned obsolescence?

When products are designed to break, expire or go out of fashion quickly so consumers are forced to buy replacements. E.G Apple, SHEIN.

500

What is the difference between importing and exporting?

Importing = a country buying something. Exporting = a country selling something. 

500

What is mass tourism?

This type of tourism can lead to environmental degradation, cultural disruption, and increased cost of living for locals.

500

The money you pay when you buy something

Price

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