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Westernization and Commoditization — Unit test Answers

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How do “global teens” differ from teens of other generations as a result of commoditization?

A
A global teen does not attend school.
B
A Japanese teen does not have access to other cultures.
C
Today’s teens can go to the movies, unlike other generations of teenagers.
D
Teens, whether in America or Thailand, have access to the same pop culture.
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According to Walt Rostow's modernization model, a country becomes developed when __________.

A
it becomes agriculturally self-sufficient
B
it mobilizes capital for business investments, thereby increasing its exports
C
it has a high literacy rate and widespread access to education for people of all social classes
D
it has an economy based on the production of goods and services demanded by the global economy
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Which of the following statements about the economies of the world is false?

A
The US economy is the largest in the world when measured per country.
B
Four of the top five economies, measured in GDP per person, are located in Europe.
C
The bottom five economies, measured in GDP per person, are located in Africa.
D
The US economy is the largest in the world when measured in GDP per person.
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The US economy received all of the following benefits as a result of technological advancements during industrialization except __________.

A
increased production
B
reduced costs of consumer goods
C
increased farm employment
D
the invention of new products
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What effect do tax incentives have on economic development?

A
Tax incentives have no impact on economic development.
B
Tax incentives only allow the rich to get richer and the poor to get poorer.
C
Tax incentives encourage international trade of human or physical resources.
D
Tax incentives only affect economic development when a nation creates an important technology.
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All of the following jobs could be placed in the quinary economic sector except __________.

A
a firefighter
B
a corporate chief executive officer
C
a worker in a unionized auto factory
D
a school teacher
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Which of the following statements about quotas in the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is false?

A
Quotas determine how much each country contributes to IMF funding.
B
Quotas are determined by the size of a nation’s economy.
C
The US has 17% of all votes on policy decisions.
D
The US and Japan are the only countries with enough votes to block certain decisions single-handedly.

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