France Patrick V.

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Process Questions

1. If the world produces enough food to feed itself, why does hunger still exist?

Hunger still exists because many people do not have sufficient access to the
abundance of food produced. The lack of access can come from structural
conditions that fail to address social inequalities and poverty or from specific
events, such as natural disasters or conflicts. To eradicate hunger, one must
fight poverty and inequality ensuring equal opportunities of people to access
food.

2. Do we need to take action on the above situation?

Action Against Hunger is a global humanitarian organization that takes

decisive action against the causes and effects of hunger. We save the lives of
malnourished children. We ensure everyone can access clean water, food, training
and healthcare. We enable entire communities to be free from hunger.

Assessments:
Direction: Identify what is asked in each item below.

GLOBALIZATION 1. It refers to the emerging of an international network

belonging to an
economic and social system.

FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT 2. This transaction can be real

merchandise, various forms of services, financial instruments, or investments in
local production facilities by multinational firms
THE SIX DEGREE OF SEPARATION 3. It practically connects everyone on
earth with everyone else.
LIQUIDITY 4. It is a constant interaction where it is the one increasing and
proliferating
today.

THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND 5. They identified four basic

aspects of globalization: trade and transactions,
capital movements and investment, migration and movement of people, and
the spreading of knowledge.

Assignments:
Answer the following items:

1. What are the greatest challenges of globalization in your local place? Cite and
explain
each.

 Globalization poses four major challenges that will have to be

addressed by governments, civil society, and other policy actors. One is to
ensure that the benefits of globalization extend to all countries. That will
certainly not happen automatically.

2. Do you think that the Philippines is being harmed as other countries transfer
their activities to us also known as outsourcing?
No. Philippines has a lot of OFW sending remittances back to Philippines. Its
Philippines main export. Philippines is strict on foreign businesses investing with
Philippines via 40/60 rules. You cannot work in Philippines unless you are
Philippines citizen with the law passed in 2019. Philippines is in competition with
other nearby countries on outsourcing. International companies cannot have their
people working in Philippines unless they have Philippines citizens. Foreigners
born, grew up and educated in Philippines have to migrate out since they cannot
work in Philippines due to citizenships requirement. Filipinos also migrate out to
find jobs since foreign countries have better compensation. Foreigners without
citizenships in Philippines own their own businesses. It is hard to get Philippines
citizenship 100 times more difficult than USA citizenship. Apparently Koreans have
no problems since there are a lot of Korean businesses there. Just visit the metro
Manila and you will notice most of businesses are Koreans. The Koreans have
replaced the Chinese and Americans. Japanese has avoided Philippines.
 Economic globalization involves trade, capital flows
and the movement of labour, and an important element in that process is the
globalization of production. With the gradual dismantling of trade barriers, and
capital flows becoming easier, globalization of production has flourished.

3. How do you assess globalization in the sphere of production?

4. Does the position of the USA and China as giants in the economic chain
threaten the status of less developed countries in the global market?

Of course. Less developed countries become suppliers and consumers in the chain.
Unless they have disruptive governments, and then they fall to the side-lines or disrupt
the economic chain. Given good leadership, less developed nations can easily elevate
themselves to the top. But, all too often, their leaders select a disruptive, bring the top
down to our level, approach.

Process Questions:
1. What are the similarities and differences of homogeneity and heterogeneity?

 The terms homogeneity and heterogeneity are used to

describe the uniformity and regularity in spatial distribution of geometrical
properties in natural subsurface systems. Homogeneity means spatially
uniform-distributed properties. In natural systems, geological
media are almost always heterogeneous. Homogenous mixtures generally
have a uniform composition throughout the mixture
whereas Heterogeneous mixtures have composition which may vary from
point to point. In Homogenous mixtures, the whole mixture is in the same
phase whereas in Heterogeneous mixture, substances can be of two
phases and layers may separate.

2. What Are these advantages or disadvantages of homogeneity and

heterogeneity? What are those?
 Here are some advantages and disadvantages of homogeneous and heterogeneous
grouping; Homogeneous grouping, has shown to benefit students with average ability
while heterogeneous grouping on the contrary has shown to have a negative impact
on students participation, achievement, motivation and self-esteem when applied in
reading. The sites have the same operating system, DDBMS, and data structure,
making them easily manageable. Heterogeneous Groups. Although homogeneous
convenience samples have clearer generalizability, their findings also generalize to a
more circumscribed population. Focus groups may be either demographically
homogeneous or heterogeneous.

3. Which of the aforementioned views on the history of globalization you find

most appealing? Why?

Maybe we should think of globalization as another form of global capitalism,

although globalization may have distributed the world’s products to everyone on
Earth, it may have also contributed to social and economic inequality, and, also,
empowered the 1% over the 99% of the population who created and purchased
these products. Yes, the above is not appealing but it may be too blunt…maybe
because for every successful endeavour, there will be negative
implications/outcomes of that endeavour?

Assessments:
Directions: Match column A with the correct answer in column B. Write only the letter of
answer on the blank provided before each item.

A. global economic crises

F 1. It refers to the increasing
sameness in the world as cultural inputs,
economic factors,
and political orientations of societies B. globalization
expand to create common practices, some
economies, and similar forms of
government.

A 2. It is also a product of C. homogeneity

homogeneity in economic globalization.

G 3. It is a long-term cyclical D. epoch

process.
 D 4. These are also called “waves.” E. heterogeneity

E 5. It refers to the differences F. trans planetary process

because of their lasting differences of the
hybrids or combinations of cultures which
can be G. hardwired
produced through the different trans
planetary processes.

Reflection Guide:
1. What have I LEARNED this day that has helped me do all aspects of this
better?

I learn about the globalization and the history of globalization I also

learn about homogeneity and heterogeneity and there advantage
and disadvantage.
2. What have I DONE this week that has made me better at doing all aspects of
this?

so far I haven't done anything, but maybe tomorrow or someday I'll be

able to do something nice.

3. How can I IMPROVE at doing all aspects of this?

Take notes because Many students fail their homework, quizzes, or exams
because the lack of note-taking skills. These notes will be your source of
information for everything you have to do for any class. As a result, make sure your
notes are readable, useful, and organized.