Global Economy and the New International Division of Labour · Semester 1
Where Our Products Come From
Tracing the journey of everyday products from their origin to the consumer.
Key Questions
- Choose an everyday product and identify where its raw materials come from.
- Describe the different steps involved in making and transporting a product.
- Discuss the various places a product might travel before reaching you.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
MOE: Globalisation - Middle School
Level: JC 2
Subject: Geography
Unit: Global Economy and the New International Division of Labour
Period: Semester 1
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