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The world is moving towards one giant global culture as music, entertainment, foods and language become very much the same everywhere.

Cultural changes are hard to identify because they happen slowly.

Pop culture is popular commercial culture, such as television, film and music.

Disney is an example of a global media organisation.

When large media companies export their entertainment, they also export the values contained within the movie, music, shows and games. These values and attitudes then filter through into the receiving culture.

When programs directly conflict with the values of a culture, they need to be changed so they are less offensive and more understood.

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54% of global income goes to just 10% of the world’s people, while 40% receive just 5% of global income.

The richest 50 people on Earth have a combined income greater than the combined income of the poorest 416 million people.

There are 2.5 billion people in the world today living on less than US$2 a day.

According to current trends, 827 million people will live in extreme poverty in 2015.

The largest 500 transnational corporations account for over 70% of world trade.

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Fresh water is one of the most important requirements for life on Earth.
In poorer countries a person is considered to have access to fresh water if they are able to obtain just 20 litres per day within one-kilometre walking distance of their household.
It is important for people’s health that they have access to a sufficient quantity and quality of water.

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Human Development Indication

HDI is an indicator that takes into account 3 things.

3 Things it may take into account (prediction):

Water and food

Money

Health

Answer:

Living Standards.

Health
Education levels.

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most important factors that have brought about globalisation are:

improvements in transport

travel between countries

advances in communications technology

advances in computer technology

growth of very large companies or transnational corporations (TNCs)

changes to the organisations that control trade between countries.

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JShipping has changed - shipping is the trade of goods, oil, cargo etc. Containerisation has developed over time, with containers fitting more.
Aircraft has also developed over time.

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The words ‘per capita’ after GDP mean that the country’s income is calculated per person (total GDP divided by the population of the country).

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Families don't have enough money for beds so they have to sleep on the floor

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Families don't have enough money for beds so they have to sleep on the floor

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hunger cycle is hard to get out of

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'Global Village'- used to describe the way technology can enable the global population of nearly seven billion people to communicate as if they were in a small village. 

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'Global Village'- used to describe the way technology can enable the global population of nearly seven billion people to communicate as if they were in a small village. 

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not all trade is fair.

Practises- used to control trade.

Driven by governments.

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Three basic needs are water, food and shelter.
Fresh water is one of the most important requirements for life on Earth. It is important for people’s health that they have access to a sufficient quantity and quality of water.
In poor countries many people take water directly from rivers, unlike richer countries where water is stored in reservoirs.
In areas that lack a fresh water supply there is frequently a lack of drainage and sewage system.
This water runs into rivers that become contaminated.

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According to current trends 827 million people live in extreme poverty in 2015

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Global Trade                    Annabel R

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Global Trade                    Annabel R

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Global trade has changed due to:

- Goods being transported more quickly

- Containerisation has increased the amount of goods that can be moved and how quickly they can be moved for e.g. ships, trucks, etc.

-  Trade rules reduced eg. tariffs (rules) that stop imports from being competitive in local markets have been reduced.

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there are over 7000 people working in sweatshops right now

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A factory or workshop where workers are employed at very low wages for long hours and under poor condition.

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·       The internet was introduced to the general public in 1995

·       In 1990 just 22 countries were connected to the internet. Today all countries are.

·       In the 1950s computers were the size of a lounge room

·       In 1995 the term internet was being used to describe the World Wide Web.

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54% of the global income goes to just 10% of the worlds people while 40% receive just 5% of the global income.

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One room per family, where they sleep and eat

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One room per family, where they sleep and eat

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McDonald’s is the leading global food service retailer with more than 30 000 local restaurants serving nearly 50 million people in more than 119 countries each day.

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- Globalisation has given sport the opportunity to attract a global audience.

- Sportsman are getting more rights due to their popularity.

- Global sporting
superstars are paid
to wear clothing and
use equipment that
TNCs then market
to fans

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The world is made up of 7-8 Billion people 2.5 the those people are living on less than $2.50 per day.

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- Global TV coverage (eg there are 4 billion people watching)

- TNC benefit (through sponsoring athletes they can sell their products to a global market)

- Athletes benefit. (get payed/sponsored)

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This means there is enough food grown worldwide to feed everybody. The issue is not one of the amount or quality of the food produced, but how the food is shared around.

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Globalisation is the process of causing change in the world as technology, ideas, goods, money and culture that are shared all over the world.

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Not all trade is fair!

Practices - Used to control trade

Quota = Limit on the number of items imported into a country

Subsidies = Governments payment to businesses to keep them producing goods (brings the farmer/manufacturers cost down)

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In 1982 there were 50 major media companies that dominated the global market. Today there are fewer than 10. These companies produce the music, television, news and entertainment seen around the world. It is estimated that the daily global audience of news network CNN international is in excess of 1 billion people.

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A sweatshop, is a major factory taking advantage of the developing countries and paying them as little as they can, for them to work long hours in terrible conditions.

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Over 9 million people die each year from hunger and malnutrition.

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54% of the global income goes to just 10% of the worlds people, while 40% receive only 5% of the global income.

The richest 50 people on earth have an income that is greater than the combined income of the poorest 400 and 16 million people.

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The world is made up of 7 billion people 2.5 billion of those people are living on less than $2.50 per day

TARRIFFS= tax in imported goods

government funding: this is to do with the amount of money that a family or an individual gets paid to help pay for food and water

developing countries:
a developing country is a country where they are not as fortunate as other countries so there for have less access to food and water and shelter.

developed country:
opposite of developing countries