IAI Actuarial Core Principles · Business Economics · Globalisation and multinational business
Which statement best describes economic globalisation as it affects a business?
Economic globalisation is the growing integration of national economies through cross-border movements of goods, services, capital, technology and labour. It increases interdependence between countries and widens markets for firms, unlike protectionism, a single world currency or purely domestic selling.
- AThe growing integration of national economies through cross-border flows of goods, services, capital, technology and labourCorrect
- BThe replacement of national currencies by a single world currency
- CA government policy of raising tariffs to protect domestic firms
- DThe practice of a firm selling only in its home market at uniform prices
- The takeover of all domestic firms by public sector enterprises
Explanation
Globalisation is the increasing interdependence and integration of economies through trade, investment, finance, technology and people movements. A single currency, tariff increases and home-only selling run against or are unrelated to this process.
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