| Deny & Demand: Global Labour Issues | Materially imperial: the global fight for market territory | 'In the Green': Eco-friendly marketing | Global Marketing Practices: Ethical Versus Skeptical |
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What is Labour Ethics?
Working Conditions Within Nike Prisons: This Ethical concern relates to sweatshops, unsafe work environments, living wage, and human rights violations.
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This market phenomenon offers 'fast' production and 'fashionable' profit margins.
What is fast fashion?
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The British energy crisis 'naturally' warrants a global concern regarding conservation of this resource.
what are natural resources/energy?
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This company seems unable to keep labour conditions in 'check'. Sweat producing clothes and sweat producing shops make this clothing giant worth an estimated 32 billion dollars
What is Nike?
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______ imperialism, an ethical dilemma born from consumer products becoming too popular in foreign markets, hurting the domestic market
What is Cultural Imperialism?
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The largest tire fire in the world took place in which country?
A) Island of Chad
B) Qatar C) United States D) Canada *DAILY DOUBLE* How many tires were in the fire? A) 200,000 B) at least 12 C) 7,000,000 D) 67,000 |
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This Chinese clothing company got into some hot water late 2020 due to workers writing messages like 'help me' on clothing tags
What is Shein?
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According to the Global Living Wage Solution, what is the basic living wage required to raise a family in Shanghai?
A) 8,500$
B) 20,000$ C) 45,000$ D) 65,000$ |
On average, how many tonnes of waste do houses in developed countries produce annually? 2000 pounds or two tonnes?
Two Tonnes
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According to a 2022 study done by Yale university, what is the per capita coke consumption in Mexico?
A) 63 Liters
B) 100 Liters C) 163 Liters D) 24 Liters |
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The housing market in Toronto has seen better days due to foreign intervention from this global superpower
What is China?
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