Name: Jilcy Jane O.
Diaz
Course/Sec.: BSED English
Task 13: Identify at least 5 attributes of a global city and discuss the salient point in each
attribute. Follow the matrix below.
ATTRIBUTES
1. Economic Opportunities
2. Political Influence
3. Economic Characteristics
4. Infrastructural Characteristics
5. Cultural Characteristics
Subject: ConWorld
Instructor: Mr. Kristopher Ngilangil
SALIENT POINT
Make it attractive to talents across the world.
Paving the way for pay for success. It
increases their freedom to make decisions that
benefit themselves alone and reduces the
ability of any outside force to reduce their
freedoms, and to improve the ability of their
countries businesses and individual for them
to improve their standard of living.
Powerful political hubs exert influence on their
own countries as well on international affairs. It
can affect globalization through
democratization of the world, creation of the
global civil society, and moving beyond the
centrality of the nation-state, particularly as the
sole actor in the field of politics.
Those improvements are always interact with
economic growth. It serve as the corporate
headquarter site for multinational corporations,
international financial institutions, law firms,
conglomerates, and stock exchange that
influence the world economy.
An advance transportation system that
includes several highways and or large mass
transit network offering multiple modes of
transportation. Health facilities ex. Hospitals,
medical laboratories. We must provide the
best quality of livable city’s environment so we
should think urban planning as as creative
outdoor art exhibition such as open museum.
This is useful for business opportunity, cities
containing of World Heritage Sites of historical
and cultural significance. We can provide this
type of strategies right now, however in our
country we can find lots of Historical places
here.
Task 14: Analyze the political, economic, cultural, and social factors that
underlying  the global movements of people. Write in the template below.

Political Socio-political, economic and

ecological factors are the main
forces driving migration.

Economic Encourages the movement of

skilled labour from the former to
the latter. Temporary migration
visas allow for an increase in the
rate of circular migration.

Cultural Rising communal violence world

wide, often as a result of ethic or
religious intolerance, has led to
increase levels of migration.

Social Factors Changes the ecological

environment have the potential to
worsen food and water insecurity
in various parts of the globe.
Limited access to food and water
resources may push people to
migrate to countries where these
resources are more readily
available.