Globalization, Gating, and Risk Finance

Nyambuu, Unurjargal; Tapiero, Charles S.

doi:10.1002/9781119252726

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“…In essence, this paradigm proposes a set of potential territorial development advantages for global governance without national border controls. From an economic prism, the use of a unique economic system (the same currency, and fiscal, salary, and price systems) could help to prevent current financial and economic geopolitical games, favouring a few territories and social classes (Nyambuu and Tapiero 2018). Taking on the thoughts of Piketty (2014, 573) 'the progressive tax on capital, requires a high level of international cooperation and regional political integration.…”

Section: Covidfencing and Deterritorialism: Modelling A Globalized Worldmentioning

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Covidfencing effects on cross-border deterritorialism: the case of Europe

Medeiros

Ramírez

Ocskay

et al. 2020

European Planning Studies

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The beginning of 2020 saw the global spreading of the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to a systematic closure of national borders across the world, which we refer to as the 'covidfencing' panorama. As expected, in Europe, where close to two million commuters cross national borders on a daily basis to work, this new reality has provoked significant setbacks to their lives. Based on evidence already available from several sources, this article presents some of the main impacts of the covidfencing process in the European cross-border (CB) areas. It does so by relating this process to the components of a proposed deterritorialism conceptual framework. In essence, it was possible to conclude that social related components like the sharing of health facilities and the need to work across borders show the existence of a high degree of deterritorialism in several parts of Europe. Nevertheless, more integration and deterritorialism is required everywhere, and simultaneously at the social, economic, physical and institutional levels. Crucially, covidfencing has highlighted the need for improving cross-border cooperation (CBC) with a view to mitigating persistent CB barriers and European integration processes.

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Section: Covidfencing and Deterritorialism: Modelling A Globalized Worldmentioning

confidence: 99%

Covidfencing effects on cross-border deterritorialism: the case of Europe

Medeiros

Ramírez

Ocskay

et al. 2020

European Planning Studies

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“…Against this background, [5] is a "powerful recast of core international pricing markets in a world of gated/segmented capital markets" and defines "risks and opportunities in a world of incomplete financial globalization," says a review and summary of the book. Chapter 7 of another recent book [6] …”

Section: New Paradigms In Spatial Economics and Discussionmentioning

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Spatial Economics in the Era of One Belt One Road and Counter-Globalization

Lai¹,

Tang²,

Yin³

2018

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“…One such case is Apple computers, which, although considered to be American products, they are mainly tested and manufactured in China, and in the United States only the final assembly of Macintosh products takes place. Then, General Motors and Ford, American car brands, are only partially assembled in the United States, and subassemblies are imported from Mexico, Germany, Brazil, Argentina, and other countries [3]. Thus, there is a segmentation of jobs between countries based on their economic activities.…”

Section: The Phenomenon Of Globalizationmentioning

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“…If α is greater than zero, the consumption levels between the different generations are not gradually replaced [5]. , the discounted rate, can be estimated by the formula: where ρ represents the preference for social time, which gives different weights to different generations through (3). If the value of ρ is small, then the future utility is more important than the present one.…”

Section: The Model Of the Global Economy With Climate Influencesmentioning

confidence: 99%