A treaty created after WWII in the woods that established rules for a postwar economy

International organization that works to improve trade relations, removing tariffs and other barriers to trade

This individual felt the government should manage the economy with fixed exchange rates

Hiring of one company by another to fulfill production tasks usually in another country using cheap labour

In Canada, these companies are owned by the government (or the Queen)

Part of the UN that provides loans to less developed countries experiencing financial troubles

Canadian government agency that gives foreign aid to less developed countries

This Individual believed less government meant greater economic prosperity and freedom

An economic system in which the government does not intervene

Type of nationalism that is concerned about the impact of foreign investment on a country’s independence and identity

Deals with international monetary affairs and helping expand world trade; they also monitor exchange rates

The eight major industrial democracies that discuss economic and foreign policies

He maintained there is a link between inflation and the money supply, mainly that inflation is to be regulated by controlling the amount of money poured into the national economy

A process that involves reducing or removing trade barriers so goods and services can move around the world more “liberally”

The degree to which Earth is able to provide the natural resources necessary to meet peoples’ needs

Global network of institutions that the IMF and WB make up

A specialized agency of the United Nations (UN) that is concerned with international public health

World’s largest & most powerful common market with common foreign & security policies, and address common issues all faced by the membership

1989 agreement between the USA and Canada to eliminate trade barriers

Type of globalization involving trade, transportation, communication and the spread of commerce around the world

A trade agreement between Canada, the USA and Mexico

Companies that operate in two or more countries

International agreement intended to reduce greenhouse gases in order to combat climate change

Large-scale agricultural businesses like factory farms or feedlots

A group of developing countries with high levels of poverty and debt and are eligible for special assistance from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank