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Junior Cycle Geography: Globalisation
How often Globalisation comes up on the Geography papers, every year it was asked, and questions to try.
CL Asked on 3 of the last 5 Common Level papers, most recently in 2024. most years
Quick ones on Globalisation.
- Family-run business
- Multinational company
- Co-operative creamery
- Large reserves of oil and coal here
- Ireland has Europe's lowest wages
- EU access and English speakers
- The world becoming more interconnected
- Each country making all its own goods
- Countries cutting off all their trade links
Show the answers
(a) Multinational company
(b) EU access and English speakers
(c) The world becoming more interconnected
Common Level
Asked on 3 of the last 5 Common Level papers, most recently in 2024. most years
Every paper, year by year
| Year | Where it came up |
|---|---|
| 2026 | Not asked |
| 2025 | Not asked |
| 2024 | Q7C |
| 2023 | Q6A, Q6B |
| 2022 | Q2C |
Links open the State Examinations Commission’s paper for that year.
More Globalisation questions
Globalisation, 2 marks
Which is a NEGATIVE effect of globalisation on a local area?
- More trade links with other countries
- Wider choice of goods in local shops
- Jobs lost when a factory moves abroad
Show the answer
Jobs lost when a factory moves abroad
Multinationals can move to cheaper locations. In 2009 Dell moved its manufacturing from Limerick to Poland, costing about 1,900 jobs.
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- Economic development
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