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Globalisation & Labour: True/False QuizVersión en línea Test your understanding of globalisation effects on labour. por Mark Cowan 1 Latin America Gini coefficients have increased in the last 10 years. Yes No 2 Outsourcing moves manufacturing or service jobs from high-wage economies to low-wage economies such as China. Yes No 3 The Gini index measures income inequality; 0 means perfect equality and 1 means extreme inequality. Yes No 4 Trade sanctions never harm a country's integration into the world economy. Yes No 5 Globalisation should increase prosperity for all and make us more equal. Yes No 6 China's Gini coefficient has risen significantly in recent decades. Yes No 7 The gap between HICs and LICs is increasing due to globalization and technology. Yes No 8 Loss of jobs can have a knock-on demultiplier effect in communities when a large employer is outsourced. Yes No 9 Urban areas in many LICs have higher incomes due to FDI and TNCs. Yes No 10 The Gini index assigns 0 to extreme inequality and 1 to perfect equality. Yes No 11 De-industrialisation only affects urban areas, not rural communities. Yes No 12 The Gini index is a measure of total national wealth rather than income inequality. Yes No 13 All high-income countries have become completely equal in income distribution. Yes No 14 In the last 20 years China’s Gini score has increased by 34%. Yes No 15 The gap between HICs and LICs is widening because communication and transport are becoming less integrated. Yes No 16 Sanctions enhance a country’s integration into the global economy. Yes No 17 Inequality between countries can be measured by the difference between HICs and LICs or by inequality within a country. Yes No 18 Globalisation always reduces inequality in all countries. Yes No 19 Outsourcing moves manufacturing or service jobs from high wage economies to low wage economies such as China. Yes No 20 Globalisation should increase prosperity for all and make us more equal. Yes No 21 LICs are more unequal and this has become worse. Yes No 22 Governments may retrain workers when structural unemployment occurs. Yes No 23 The Gini Index measures income distribution inequality. Yes No 24 Conflict can only be caused by economic growth and never by inequality. Yes No 25 Latin America Gini coefficients have decreased in the last 10 years. Yes No 26 This is usually negative for the original country as it causes a loss of jobs and triggers the de-multiplier effect. Yes No 27 FDI and TNCs typically lower urban incomes in LICs. Yes No 28 Thomas Friedman argued that economic integration decreases the likelihood of armed conflict between countries. Yes No 29 De-industrialisation involves the closure of manufacturing companies leading to decline of local areas. Yes No 30 Structural unemployment occurs when the jobs people trained for have moved abroad. Yes No

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Latin America Gini coefficients have increased in the last 10 years.

Outsourcing moves manufacturing or service jobs from high-wage economies to low-wage economies such as China.

The Gini index measures income inequality; 0 means perfect equality and 1 means extreme inequality.

Trade sanctions never harm a country's integration into the world economy.

Globalisation should increase prosperity for all and make us more equal.

China's Gini coefficient has risen significantly in recent decades.

The gap between HICs and LICs is increasing due to globalization and technology.

Loss of jobs can have a knock-on demultiplier effect in communities when a large employer is outsourced.

Urban areas in many LICs have higher incomes due to FDI and TNCs.

The Gini index assigns 0 to extreme inequality and 1 to perfect equality.

De-industrialisation only affects urban areas, not rural communities.

The Gini index is a measure of total national wealth rather than income inequality.

All high-income countries have become completely equal in income distribution.

In the last 20 years China’s Gini score has increased by 34%.

The gap between HICs and LICs is widening because communication and transport are becoming less integrated.

Sanctions enhance a country’s integration into the global economy.

Inequality between countries can be measured by the difference between HICs and LICs or by inequality within a country.

Globalisation always reduces inequality in all countries.

Outsourcing moves manufacturing or service jobs from high wage economies to low wage economies such as China.

Globalisation should increase prosperity for all and make us more equal.

LICs are more unequal and this has become worse.

Governments may retrain workers when structural unemployment occurs.

The Gini Index measures income distribution inequality.

Conflict can only be caused by economic growth and never by inequality.

Latin America Gini coefficients have decreased in the last 10 years.

This is usually negative for the original country as it causes a loss of jobs and triggers the de-multiplier effect.

FDI and TNCs typically lower urban incomes in LICs.

Thomas Friedman argued that economic integration decreases the likelihood of armed conflict between countries.

De-industrialisation involves the closure of manufacturing companies leading to decline of local areas.

Structural unemployment occurs when the jobs people trained for have moved abroad.