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Geoeconomics and MNCs


Geoeconomics and MNCsVersion en ligne Geography, firms, and globalization. par Gus Mejía 1 What type of multinational corporation investment occurs when a facility is built from scratch, physically transforming the territory by demanding new water, energy, and transport networks? a Productive fragmentation b Greenfield investment c Financialization of space d Brownfield investment 2 According to Méndez (1997), geographic space is a passive stage where things happen and does not affect the profitability of companies. a True b False 3 What was a main characteristic of the Fordist Regime (1930s-1970s) in terms of geographic expansion? a Capital sought profitability exclusively through real estate speculation. b Multinational companies built exact replicas of their gigantic factories abroad to bypass high import tariffs. c Capital operated under a strictly extractive logic monopolized by European States. d Companies kept their headquarters in developed countries and sent only manufacturing to developing countries. 4 During Post-Fordism and Globalization, telecommunications and the maritime shipping container plummeted logistics costs, allowing for the geographic separation of global value chains. a False b True 5 During the Porfiriato in Mexico, what was the main objective of the railway network design built by multinational corporations? a To promote massive migration to the Valley of Mexico. b To develop the assembly industry in the south of the country. c To directly connect mining and agricultural sites with the United States border and export ports. d To unify the Mexican internal market from south to north. 6 The Import Substitution Model (1940-1982) forced companies to set up factories in the country, causing industrial capital to hyper-concentrate and generate uncontrolled growth mainly in: a Tijuana, Ciudad Juárez, and Mexicali. b The South and Southeast of Mexico. c The Bajío region and the Yucatan Peninsula. d The Valley of Mexico, Monterrey, and Guadalajara. 7 In the current context of "Nearshoring", trade tensions and logistical disruptions are forcing multinational capital to abandon northern and central Mexico to return to Asia. a False b True 8 According to the geoeconomic analysis, which of the following is NOT one of the four fundamental objectives for which multinational capital moves its operations geographically? a Equitable development and transfer of advanced technology and design to host territories. b Regulatory flexibility towards territories with tax exemptions, weak unions, or lax environmental laws. c Evasion of trade barriers and tariffs by settling within blocs like the USMCA. d Drastic reduction of operating costs by seeking low wages and cheap industrial land. 9 The expansion of multinational capital integrates and modernizes the regions that are useful to it, but marginalizes those that do not offer competitive advantages, widening the inequality gap within the same country. a False b True 10 According to New Economic Geography, what elements make up the "centripetal forces" that attract companies to concentrate in the same place, forming highly efficient clusters? a Higher land costs, high wages, and traffic. b Economic subsistence and logistical isolation. c A large consumer market, availability of specialized suppliers, and a concentration of skilled workers. d Zones of hyper-wealth disconnected from local productive economies.

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Geoeconomics and MNCsVersion en ligne

par Gus Mejía

What type of multinational corporation investment occurs when a facility is built from scratch, physically transforming the territory by demanding new water, energy, and transport networks?

According to Méndez (1997), geographic space is a passive stage where things happen and does not affect the profitability of companies.

What was a main characteristic of the Fordist Regime (1930s-1970s) in terms of geographic expansion?

During Post-Fordism and Globalization, telecommunications and the maritime shipping container plummeted logistics costs, allowing for the geographic separation of global value chains.

During the Porfiriato in Mexico, what was the main objective of the railway network design built by multinational corporations?

The Import Substitution Model (1940-1982) forced companies to set up factories in the country, causing industrial capital to hyper-concentrate and generate uncontrolled growth mainly in:

In the current context of "Nearshoring", trade tensions and logistical disruptions are forcing multinational capital to abandon northern and central Mexico to return to Asia.

According to the geoeconomic analysis, which of the following is NOT one of the four fundamental objectives for which multinational capital moves its operations geographically?

The expansion of multinational capital integrates and modernizes the regions that are useful to it, but marginalizes those that do not offer competitive advantages, widening the inequality gap within the same country.

According to New Economic Geography, what elements make up the "centripetal forces" that attract companies to concentrate in the same place, forming highly efficient clusters?