When Looking at Globalization, Many Executives, Policymakers, and Scholars

question 80

Multiple Choice

When looking at globalization, many executives, policymakers, and scholars:

• A)Consistently side with nongovernmental organizations in opposing globalization.
• B)See more costs than benefits in globalization as it exists today.
• C) Fail to take into sufficient account the social, political, and environmental costs associated with globalization.
• D) Recognize that most other members of society share the same view of globalization.

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Definitions:

Inadequacies

The state or quality of being insufficient or not meeting the required standards.

Blaming

Assigning responsibility for a fault or wrong to someone else.

Sublimation

A chemical process where a substance transitions directly from a solid to a gas phase, skipping the liquid phase.

Instinctive Drives

Innate impulses that motivate individuals to perform certain actions essential for survival, such as eating and reproducing.