Globalisation
Fair Trade
Connections
The Food Trade
Definitions
100

Process of markets and companies operating internationally.

What is Globalisation?

100

Any working environment in which workers experience long hours, low wages and poor working conditions.

What is a sweatshop?

100

A country completely reliant on electronic information.

What is Estonia?

100

Distance food items travel.

What is food miles?

100

Trade made fair.

What is Fair Trade?

200

The process through which a wide range of technologies reduce human involvement

What is automation?

200

Difference between producing product and sale of the product.

What is profit margin?

200

Mobile phone coverage access significantly improved in Kenya; has dramatically improved people’s lives

What is M-Pesa?

200

The 4 reasons Australia sources food from different countries

What are climate, space, expertise and cost of production.

200

Unequal access to digital technology.

What is digital divide?

300

3 main benefits of trade for countries.

What is cheaper or skilled labour, available resources and government subsidies?

300

Fairtrade food items.

What are sugar, chocolate, coffee, tea, wine and rice.

300

Countries with internet "blackholes"

Maldives, Tunisia, Belarus, Libya, Syria, Vietnam, Uzbekistan, Nepal, Saudi Arabia, Iran, China, Myanmar, Cuba, Turkmenistan, North Korea

300

Countries with a lower cost of living can produce food cheaply.

What is cost of production?

300

Product or service sold to, or purchased from a different country.

What is import & export?

400

Positive impacts of Globalisation

What are increased trade, greater competition, economies of scale, and increased capital?

400

Ways that make it difficult to compete fairly in international trade.

What are imposing tariffs, quotas and providing subsidies?

400

Reasons for bridging the digital divide.

What is economic equality, social mobility, democracy, and economic growth?

400

Australia's top two-way trading partner.

What is China?

400

Way of using specialised shipping containers, to transport ingredients, raw materials, parts and finished products from one place to another.

What is containerisation?

500

Negative impacts of Globalisation

What are monopolies of power (multinationals), structural unemployment, tax avoidance (easier)?

500

Positives of fair trade.

What is more evenly distributed trade, investment in local economies, regulated by a governing body?

500

Technology in landfill, reused, recycled, incineration or exported.

What are places E-Waste ends up?

500

3 ways to minimise carbon footprint of food

Avoid planes, Eat in Season, Check the Origin

500

Forms of communication including online and telephone banking, storing and sharing of medical records, online shopping and online games.

What is ICT (Information Communication Technology)?