Globalisation and its Impact on the Singapore Economy
Economics · JC 2 · International Economics · 4.º Período

Globalisation and its Impact on the Singapore Economy

Students explore the characteristics and drivers of globalisation. They will assess the impact of globalisation on macroeconomic aims, with a specific focus on the Singapore economy.

MOE Syllabus OutcomesSEAB GCE A-Level H2 Economics (9757), Theme 3: The National and International Economy, 3.3.1 Globalisation and international trade: Patterns of tradeSEAB GCE A-Level H2 Economics (9757), Theme 3: The National and International Economy, 3.3.2 International capital mobility: Impact of globalisation on the economy

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Students explore the characteristics and drivers of globalisation. They will assess the impact of globalisation on macroeconomic aims, with a specific focus on the Singapore economy.

Key Questions

  1. What are the key drivers of globalisation?
  2. How does globalisation affect income inequality?
  3. What are the challenges and opportunities of globalisation for Singapore?

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