The Global Connection: Trade and Integration · Global Markets

Global Supply Chains

Analyzing the complexity of modern production and the risks associated with global interconnectedness.

Key Questions

  1. 1What trade-offs does this policy create for national security versus economic efficiency?
  2. 2How do disruptions in one part of the world affect local Australian consumers?
  3. 3Who benefits and who bears the costs of shifting production to developing nations?

ACARA Content Descriptions

AC9HE10K04AC9HE10S02
Year: Year 10
Subject: Economics & Business
Unit: The Global Connection: Trade and Integration
Period: Global Markets

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