Global Wardrobe
This term refers to the "path" a product takes from raw material to the store shelf.
Supply Chain
This South Korean music genre became a global phenomenon thanks to platforms like YouTube.
K-Pop
This is the term for a product sold to another country.
This is the total amount of greenhouse gases produced by the manufacture and transport of a product.
Carbon Footprint
Most of our clothing is made in this continent due to lower labor costs.
Asia
This social media app, owned by the Chinese company ByteDance, is a prime example of global digital culture.
TikTok
This is a tax placed on imported goods to make them more expensive than local products.
Tariff
his movement aims to ensure that farmers and workers in developing countries get a "just" price for their goods.
Fair Trade
This 4-letter word is often found on clothing tags and indicates the country where the item was finished
"Made in"
This term describes the spread of culture, ideas, and items from one society to another.
Cultural Diffusion
This international organization, headquartered in Switzerland, creates the rules for global trade.
World Trade Organization
Many electronics rely on "rare earth minerals" mined primarily in this central African country.
Democratic Republic of the Congo
This specific industry is criticized for environmental waste because it produces cheap, trendy clothing at a high speed.
Fast Fashion
When a global brand like McDonald's changes its menu to fit local tastes (like serving McAloo Tikki in India), it’s called this.
Glocalization
When two or more countries agree to trade with each other without taxes or barriers, it is called this.
Free Trade
Globalization has led to this—the large-scale movement of people from one country to another for work.
Migration
This term describes a company moving its operations to another country to take advantage of lower costs.
Outsourcing
This "Americanization" of global culture is often symbolized by this famous soft drink brand.
Coca-Cola
This term describes how countries rely on each other for resources, technology, and goods.
Interdependence
This term refers to a factory where workers labor for long hours under poor conditions for low pay.
Sweatshop