Points of Debate
ESSAY FRAME
1. Introduction
must be included.
2. Point 1:
Greater FDI flow into the
country
3.
FDI
à
create new job opportunities à
transfer of knowledge & technology à building new industry à
local SME in the industry with new knowledge workforces gain competitiveness à
with mature capability able to be successful in local market à
from OEM to create own brand to venture to international markets
Drivers
of market globalisation.
Dimension
of market globalisation
Social
of market globalisation
Economic
factors
GDP
-Must
related to macroeconomics
-Related
worldwide
-Must
have case, graphs, diagrams, etc.
4. Point 2:
Development of country’s
infrastructure. Country economy growth à
more money reserve in the country àgovernment
have more budget for building facilities & development in terms of
healthcare, education, public transport, other infrastructures, etcà
citizen’s standard of living raised. Include countries. Avoid suing China as
its too generic.
5. Conclusion
Guidelines:
1. Each
of your entries should include proper in-text citations and supported with a full List
of References at the end of each entry. You are expected to use the Harvard Referencing Style Guide.
2. Word
limit for the individual debate: The
marks of any student who exceeds
the word limit (ie. 1400 words)stated above
by more than 10% (i.e. exceeding 1140 words)will be reduced by 10%.There
is no penalty for writing
fewer words(i.e.less than word limit).
3. Create a report supporting
the groups motion based on international
trade.
NOTE:
-Please focus more on Point 1.
That is the main point.
-Point
2 is the secondary point.
-Present a series
of relevant arguments in support of your‘view’ or‘team
line’and use this to impress upon the audience a basic statement of why the proposition is true(for
the affirmative)
IMPORTANT TO
FOLLOW:
1:Show critical awareness of the complex nature of international trade, its main
actors, the legal frame works and institutions
and their major issues
· Why/how nations engage
in international trade(theory)
· Instruments of trade protection and trade promotion
· Political and economic arguments for
trade protection
· Approaches used by
firms to adhere or avoid to governments’ protective
measures
· Regional Economic Integration(regional trade associations)
· The WTO and
anti-globalisation movements
2:
Critically analyse and evaluate the trade exchange sat both quantitative and qualitative level Trade exchanges
by geographic regions (national, regional
and global)Firm-specific examples (exports and imports)Inter-firm
and intra-firm examples
3: Show knowledge of the
main trade and investment promotion tools
Factors that enable international trade
How governments enforce international trade policies How
the rules and regulations promote that national, regional (RTAs) and global (WTO) levels are expected to facilitate the
activities of export and import firms.
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