Thursday, February 11, 2016

Globalization and Trade

 The most interesting thing I learned about globalization and trade was how many negatives there were. When I look at something, I usually look at the positive side not the negatives. When I saw globalization I scanned through all the positives and then realized how many negatives there were. For example globalization causes pollution and workers rights to be vetoed. Also globalization causes people to lose jobs.
   The part of the sketch notes that I’m most proud of is the variety sketch. It shows how trading increases variety.

Friday, January 22, 2016

Nigeria's Standard Of Living

A country’s standard of living does not show how well off everyone is in that country. It just show an average. For instance, if almost the entire country was wealthy but there were 3 people that were poor, the country’s standard of living would be high (if everything else was high: wealth health infrastructure, leisure time, and education.) because most of the people are wealthy, healthy, educated, have lots of time to hand around, and have basic needs.


The most interesting thing I learned about standard of living was that there are 5 different categories to base it off of. Wealth, health, education, infrastructure, and leisure time. If you think about it everything is based off those 5 categories. It was really cool to see how different, different countries are.

I think we do have an obligation to help out other countries that don’t have such a high standard of living as the U.S.. When another country needs help from either a war or disease, we send over people from the red cross to help out. When a country has been destroyed by a natural disaster, we send over supplies.

Tuesday, October 27, 2015

Economy and You

                              There is evidence of economy in our everyday life. There is evidence of production, distribution, consumption, goods, and services. Just take a look around you right now you will probably see evidence right in that very room. The books are example of goods and consumption, paper is an example of production, a teacher or trainer is an example of service, pens and pencils are examples of goods also, computers are examples of distribution. Even the clothes you wear and the “How it’s made” tv shows. You see it but you probably wouldn’t even realize it. Just take a moment to look around.


                              
 


     This is distribution  


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Wednesday, October 7, 2015

Why you should be bothered


  It is important that you are bothered by things because they aren’t right. If your bothered about it then that might make you change the things in life that aren’t right. It’s also important to be bothered because if you aren’t then that means you don’t care.Three examples are hunger and abuse. “12 million children die before they turn 5, eastern and southern Africa has only 5% of the world’s population but it’s more than ½ the world’s population living with HIV, and 40% of homeless men are veterans.” It’s unfair that these things are happening to people. This shouldn’t be happening. We need to do something to change it. NOW!