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    GEC 103

    The Contemporary World

    Name: Arlon Lewell J. Reyes Score _______/75


    Section BSEE 2A Date March 20, 2023

    Activity #1: Global Products Market Survey

    Get a pair and go to SM or any shopping/grocery center and then take a global product
    survey of imported items or goods sold in the shopping mall. Use and fill in the chart provided
    below. After filling in the chart, take a picture of your visit to the mall using your smartphone and
    then paste it on the space provided on the next page.

    Item Price Country Company


    Cabernet sauvignon
    360 pesos Chile Marques Casa Concha
    (Wine)

    Shin Ramyun
    63 pesos Korea Nongshim
    (Noodles)

    Red Blend (Wine) 59 pesos Australia 19 Crimes

    Whisky 399 pesos Scotland Charles and James

    Olive oil 205 pesos Italy Capri

    Pad Thai (Noodle and


    253 pesos Thailand McCornick
    Seasoning mix)

    Spaghetti Sauce 34 pesos California Del Monte

    Supreme Hofan (Rice


    116 pesos China Fat and Thin
    Noodle)

    Luxury (Calcium
    96 pesos Malaysia Hwa Tai
    Crackers)

    Shiraz Cabernet
    497 pesos Australia Jacob’s Creek
    (Wine)

    Jin Ramen (Noodles) 59 pesos Korea Ottogi

    Fuji Apple 160 pesos Japan Sage Fruits


    RUBRIC
    30 - Full Participation - Students filled in the chart in a clear and consistent manner.
    20 - Substantial Participation - Students filled in the chart and do so in a somewhat consistent
    manner.
    10- Little or Partial Participation - Students have difficulty filling in the chart consistently.

    Paste Your Pictures Here: (25 pts.)

    Guide Questions:

    1. What kind of products are mostly imported? (2 pts.)


    ✓ Mostly food products.
    2. Where are these products mostly coming from? (2 pts.)
    ✓ Asian countries
    3. Choose one imported product and identify the type of protectionism we need
    to impose on these certain products and country/s. (10 pts.)
    ✓ Luxury Cracker (Subsidies). I think the Malaysian government need to
    support this kind of product to increase their exports.
    4. What do you think would be the impact of imposing protectionism from these
    countries? (6 pts.)
    ✓ Subsidies help domestic producers by having extra cash available for
    production of goods thereby lowering manufacturing costs and allowing
    these same companies to gain foreign markets.

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