Expansive fiscal policy

Nationalism

Restrictive monetary

policy

Large budget deficit

Progressive income policy

The

advent of globalisation has tended to erode and undermine the authority of the

modern nation-state over its territory and people

Globalisation has restored the sole right and

ability of the modern nation-state to exercise legal control over their

territories

Unlike previous periods in history, the advent

of globalisation has enhanced the sovereignty and autonomy of the modern

nation-state

Globalisation has increased the power and

autonomy of the modern nation-state over determination of a variety of policies

The notion of a ‘global village’ denotes the

strengthening of self-determination within the framework of modern

nation-states

It was a particular response of the capitalist

classes to the crisis of capital accumulation that emerged in the early 1970s

It represents a set of policy measures

predicated on the deregulation of financial and labour market

All

of the above statements

It is an approach to management of economic

policy based on a limited role of the state in the economy

It represents a set of social, economic and

political measures implemented to advance the interests of the capitalist

classes

Emphasise the history of

interrelationships between economy, politics, ideology and the state

Understand the short-medium and

long-term changes in South African society and how this influences its future

Understand how relationships in

the local and the global social levels have shaped the past and present

circumstances of South Africa

All of the above

options  

Understand the concept of

globalisation, among other things

Uneven and asymmetrical ordering of the world

Modern

global power structure that has been in place since the dawn of

Euro-North-American-centric modernity

It involves allowing the

dominance of colonial reason and imperialism to control the minds and

imaginations of its subjects

White races claimed complete being for

themselves and pushed African people into a perpetual state of becoming

The modern world system and its global orders

are based on racial social classification of the world population under

Eurocentric world powers

Giddens (1999) and Waters (1995) believe that

globalisation involves the compression of time and space so that we can now

travel greater distances in the shortest time due to improvements in

transportation

Some authors believe that globalisation is a

completely new phenomenon that is completely changing the world

According

to Hoogvelt (1997) believes that globalisation is a completely new development

that is unrelated to prior historical processes such as industrial capitalism

or colonialism

Some of the authors such as Hirst and Thompson

(1996) tend to problematize and even question the usefulness of the concept of

globalisation on both empirical and theoretical grounds

According to the Study Guide, Cohen and Kennedy

(2013) believe that globalisation refers to the intensive interconnections and

interdependency of people in different parts of the world

Neoliberalism has brought persistently low

levels of economic growth

Neoliberalism

has generated high levels of economic growth and promoted equitable

distribution of wealth

Neoliberalism has presided over increasing

levels of poverty, unemployment and inequality

Neoliberalism as limited the meaning and

significance of political rights and citizenship

Neoliberalism has seen increasing erosion of

social cohesion and prosperity within modern societies

Hyperglobalists,

Sceptics and Transformationalists

Perraton, Amin and Hoogvelt

Thompson, Wood and Williams et al.

Robison, Sklair and McGrew

Hirst, Held et al and Monboit.

Only option a, b, c and d are correct

Only options a, b and c are correct

Only options a and d are correct

Only option c and d are correct

Only

option b is correct

It’s a set of segregationists policies based on

a system of intense racial discrimination

A system of economic, social and political

relations designed to produce cheap and controlled black labour

It also benefited various sections of the

privileged white population, including the white working class

It directly served the interests of the dominant

capitalist classes that benefited from intense levels of exploitation and high

rates of accumulation

All

of the above statements