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Activity 1: “Follow the Product” (30 pts.
(This activity will allow the students to investigate the origin and the spread
of the products and services sold in our country. They will also be able to
know the countries involved in the production, distribution, and consumption
of the products being sold and consumed in the country. The following are
the steps to accomplish this activity.)
1. Choose one of the following products being sold in the Philippines.

Choose also a specific
foreign brand of the product.
a. Coffee
b. Sports car
c. Laptop
d. Hamburger
e. Wristwatch
f. Shoes
Answer: A. Coffee
-Nestlé first introduced their flagship coffee brand in Switzerland on 1
April 1938.
2. List down the main ingredients of raw materials in manufacturing the
chosen product. Identify the corresponding country from which each
ingredient or raw material came from.
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Answer: Coffee is a beverage made by grinding roasted coffee beans
and allowing hot water to flow through them. Dark, flavorful, and
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aromatic, the resulting liquid is usually served hot, when its full flavor
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3. Identify the countries involved in the manufacturing of the chosen
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product. Indicate the corresponding service the country does for the
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product (e.g., Costa Rica—planting of coffee beans).

Answer: Italians ( are known for their espresso , a thick brew served
in tiny cups and made by dripping hot water over twice the normal
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quantity of ground coffee).

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4. Aside from the Philippines, list other countries in which the product is
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being sold.
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 United State
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 Canada
 Amazon
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5. Cite the kinds of technology that made the creation of the product
possible. Consider communications and transportation.
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Answer :
 IPqwery
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6. Write one to three statements about the creation of the product.

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Answer :
 Add hot water or milk, inspire and enjoy
 No sugar, no crabs, just creamy and delicious coffee
 Made with only premium fair trade coffee beans.
Essential Questions: (5 pts. each)
1. Do you think that the Philippines is harmed as other countries transfer

their activities to us through outsourcing? Explain.
Answer: The world we live in right now requires that we work to earn
money. Multinational companies control everything and that is not
going to change anything soon. Outsourcing transfer nearly all aspects
of the production aside from design and other higher management
functions. Through this arrangement, the Philippines and other
countries act as a provider of cheap labor, some call it modern day
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slavery which has some truth to it since the contracts signed are in
favor of foreign companies.
2. Does the position of rich countries as giants in the economic chain

threaten the status of less developed countries in the global market?
Explain.
Answer: Yes, because people is divided by rich and the poor and the
rich can make poor people out of business. It does threaten the status
of the less developed countries, for the title itself of being a developed
country is a high status compared to the very living or the normal
system and progression from other countries who were not yet or not
developed.
Activity 2: “A New Economic Map of the World” (30 pts.)
In order for you to visualize Immanuel Wallerstein’s idea of the modern

world-system, this activity will involve a construction of a “new map” of the
world. The foundation of constructing this map is the three hierarchies of
areas in the modern world-system discussed.
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1. Identify whether the following countries fall under core, periphery, or
semi-periphery category.
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Australia China Indonesia Malaysia Philippines Sudan
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Banglades France Italy Mexico Singapore Turkey

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Brazil Germany Japan Nepal South UK

Africa
Canada Hungary Kenya Nigeria Spain USA
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Chile India Madagasca Panama Sri Lanka Uruguay

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CORE COUNTRIES
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 Australia
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 Canada
 France
 Germany
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 Italy
 Japan
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 Spain
 UK
 USA
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PERIPHERAL COUNTRIES
 Bangladesh
 Chile
 Kenya
 Madagascar
 Nepal
 Nigeria
 Philippines
 Sri Lanka
 Sudan
 Turkey
SEMI PERIPHERAL COUNTRIES

 Brazil
 China
 Hungary
 India
 Indonesia
 Malaysia
 Mexico
 Panama
 Singapore
 South Africa
 Uruguay
2. Search and paste the map of each country. (Any size will do for each
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3. Group the maps according to the category of the country in which they
belong.
CORE COUNTRIES
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4. Put the core countries at the center. Surround the core countries with
the states under the semi-periphery. Place the peripheral countries as
the outer ring of the map. Paste the maps on a one separate bond
paper.
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5. Compare the map you created with the original map.
My Created Map
The Original Map
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Essential Questions: (5 pts.each)

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1. In the case of the Philippines, how much do you think are we involved
in the modern world-system? What do you think are the advantages
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and disadvantages of being a part of such?

Answer: The Philippines exports commodities:
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 It is a top exporter of Coconuts, bananas, and Nickel

The Philippines is a labour provider to the Middle
East and Asia
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 It exports laborers, engineers, nurses, caregivers.

 It exports local services as callcenters and remote
backoffice workers
ADVANTAGES:
 It brings in money and reduces unemployment
DISADVANTAGES
 It brings abuse to the overseas workers
 Employees in business process outsourcing are in dead end
jobs.
 There are over 5k Filipinos in jail overseas.
2. How can we “upgrade” our economy given the strength of the global
economy, especially the giant economies like the United States and
Japan?
Answer: We can surely upgrade our economy by emulating the style
of United State and Japan. There are many ways to be like them, we
can do what they are doing with their economy like manufacturing,
technologies, agriculture, railroads and above all is the permanent
elimination of corruption. Long before, we were number one in terms of
natural resources, we were rich in everything and our economy was
good compared to other countries. After a long period of time, our
natural resources had slowly gone due to man's abusive act, many
leaders had tried to lead our country but failed to lift our economy up
back to normal.
BOOK SOURCES Aldama, P. (2018). The contemporary world. 856 Nicanor Reyes, Sr.
Street Recto Avenue Manila Philippines: Rex Bookstore.
Claudio, L. & Abinales P. (2018). The contemporary world 839 EDSA,

South Triangle, Quezon City: C&E Publishing.
ONLINE SOURCE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=MgODZ9JZJL8&list=UUhtjjg81RMWX3EG-
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ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING
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INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITY
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Test I. (2 pts. each)

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Direction. Identify the following questions below:

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World Economy 1. It is the economy of all humans of the world, considered as

the international exchange of goods and services that is expressed in monetary
units of account.
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Containerization 2. This is the cost of ocean shipping that has come down due
to containerization which is a contributing factor of globalization.
Immanuel Wallerstein 3. Who is an American sociologist who modeled what is

called a capitalist world economy?
The International Monetary Fund and The World Bank 4. What are the names of
the two “banks" created after WW2 to help countries in need?
US$100 million loan 5. How much was the recent loan of the Philippines from the
World Bank for Covid-19 Emergency Response Project.
Test II-Direction. Cite your opinion in 5-10 sentences if the Global economy has a
negative and/ or positive impact on our country regarding today's pandemic
situation. (10 pts.)
Answer:
According to a survey conducted in the Philippines, about 75 percent of

Filipinos perceived that the coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak would affect the
international economy, while 65 percent believed the national economy of the
Philippines would be affected as of February 2020. As of March 2020, the global
pandemic has contracted a decline of 2.4 percent in United State’s GDP.
3. The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank

Answer:
Founded at the Bretton Woods conference in 1944, the two
institutions have complementary missions. The World Bank Group
works with developing countries to reduce poverty and increase shared
prosperity, while the International Monetary Fund serves to stabilize
the international monetary system and acts as a monitor of the world’s
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currencies. The World Bank Group provides financing, policy advice,
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and technical assistance to governments, and also focuses on
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strengthening the private sector in developing countries. The IMF
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keeps track of the economy globally and in member countries, lends to
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countries with balance of payments difficulties, and gives practical help
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to members. Countries must first join the IMF to be eligible to join the
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World Bank Group; today, each institution has 189 member countries.
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Rubric for Scoring ESSAY ITEMS:

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CRITERIA POINTS
Answers use specific details from the lesson/s in a very clear,
cohesive, and coherent way. No grammatical, spelling, and 10
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punctuation errors.
Answers use specific details from the lesson/s in a clear,
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cohesive, and coherent way. Minimal grammatical, spelling, 8

and punctuation errors.
Answers each question with only 1 detail from the lesson,
minimal grammatical, spelling, and punctuation errors. 6
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Answers the question using specific but unrelated details.

Minimal grammatical, spelling, and punctuation errors. 4
Answers the question without using any details from the
lesson/s. Several grammatical, spelling, and punctuation 2
errors.
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Activity 1: “Follow the Product” (30 pts.

1. Choose one of the following products being sold in the Philippines.

product (e.g., Costa Rica—planting of coffee beans).

quantity of ground coffee).

 Build wit website

6. Write one to three statements about the creation of the product.

Essential Questions: (5 pts. each)

1. Do you think that the Philippines is harmed as other countries transfer

2. Does the position of rich countries as giants in the economic chain

Activity 2: “A New Economic Map of the World” (30 pts.)

In order for you to visualize Immanuel Wallerstein’s idea of the modern

Banglades France Italy Mexico Singapore Turkey

Brazil Germany Japan Nepal South UK

Chile India Madagasca Panama Sri Lanka Uruguay

SEMI PERIPHERAL COUNTRIES

5. Compare the map you created with the original map.

The Original Map

Essential Questions: (5 pts.each)

and disadvantages of being a part of such?

 It is a top exporter of Coconuts, bananas, and Nickel

 It exports laborers, engineers, nurses, caregivers.

Claudio, L. & Abinales P. (2018). The contemporary world 839 EDSA,

Test I. (2 pts. each)

Direction. Identify the following questions below:

World Economy 1. It is the economy of all humans of the world, considered as

Immanuel Wallerstein 3. Who is an American sociologist who modeled what is

According to a survey conducted in the Philippines, about 75 percent of

3. The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank

Rubric for Scoring ESSAY ITEMS:

cohesive, and coherent way. Minimal grammatical, spelling, 8

Answers the question using specific but unrelated details.

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