What is the impact of the development of regional economic organizations on the world economic lands

Accelerate global economic integration.

The acceleration of economic globalization.

Strengthen economic exchanges between countries.

It has accelerated the trend of multipolarization in the world and hindered the United States from dominating the world.

It has accelerated the trend of multipolarization in the world and hindered the United States from dominating the world.

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The world economic organization, in a broad sense, is that the organization has a great breadth, covering five continents, such as the United Nations, the World Economic Cooperation and Development Organization, the World Organization, the World Silver and the People's Republic of China.

Regional economic organizations, that is, cooperative countries or regions are limited to a certain region, such as APEC, ASEAN, OPEC, EU, etc.

The two have the same places: 1. Inter-regional economic coordination and organizational role.

2. There is no economic entity and does not assume management functions.

The differences between the two: 1. The world economic organization covers a wide range of countries and regions.

2. Some world economic organizations have certain economic management functions.

APEC

ASEAN 10+3 Economic Organization (10 representing 10 countries in Southeast Asia, 3 representing China, South Korea and Japan), East Asian Economic Organization Alliance (China, South Korea, Japan, North Korea and Mongolia).

African ** Union (with China as an observer).

Shanghai Cooperation Organization.

European Union. North American Free Zone**.

The first question belongs to the field of economic geography.

1.Economic zoning is a strategic division of national territory according to the law of the regional division of social labor, the similarity of the level and characteristics of regional economic development, the closeness of economic ties, or the division of labor according to the national economic and social development goals and tasks.

2.What you call the regional division of the world economy is different from the division of a country. Geographical affiliation is a key factor.

Second question.

1.The general situation of world economic development in the past 30 years has been tortuous and slow. Whether it is the US financial crisis in 08 or the European debt crisis, the world has been brought into a thick shadow.

Economic growth in developed countries has been slow, and many have fallen into negative growth. The situation in developing countries is also not optimistic, and whether China's bubble economy can land safely is still a question.

2.Since the second half of the 20th century, the development of the internationalization of economic life has led to two trends in the development of the world economy: economic globalization and regional economic integration.

These are two trends in the world economy that are developing in parallel, reinforcing each other, and complementing each other. It cannot be said that there is a shift from regional integration to global integration, because the two forces go hand in hand. Economic globalization is a major trend in the world and a state in which all countries are gradually approaching.

The development path of economic globalization is tortuous, unbalanced, and spiraling. Temporary regression and stagnation are possible.

On the other hand, the objective trend of economic globalization is difficult for every nation state to grasp, and it will have one or another effect on the economic development of various countries: positive or negative. When a country's positive effects in the process of economic globalization are less than the negative effects, that country will adopt a resistive or negative attitude toward economic globalization and seek regional economic integration instead.

At the same time, we must also realize that the United States has an extraordinary right to speak in the affairs of economic globalization, and the United States often abuses its influence and power to pursue hegemonist policies, links state-to-state investment affairs with its domestic and foreign political tendencies, and brutally obstructs some countries from moving toward economic globalization. As a result, some countries have no choice but to increase the openness of their economies through regional economic integration in which they can participate, and to seek development under open conditions. For example, a country like Myanmar would hardly imagine how far it would be from economic globalization without ASEAN's regional economic integration.

Therefore, the development of regional economic integration has enabled all countries that were not open enough to open up to the outside world gradually, and this is a powerful factor for further deepening economic globalization in the future.

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European economies, Asia-Pacific economies.

Hello, in fact, it is pointless to copy this aspect on the Internet.

Since you are the subject of the exam, you should pay more attention to the development trend of regional economic organizations, and use practical facts to prove the influence of some patterns, so you will understand.

The reasons for the strengthening of the trend of world economic globalization in the three regional blocs with the greatest impact on the world economy: the European Union, the North American Free Zone, and ASEAN are: first, the scientific and technological revolution has brought about a high degree of development of productive forces, which has laid a material and technological foundation for economic globalization; Second, multinational corporations have made great progress, laying a micro foundation for economic globalization; Third, the realization of the global market economic system has laid an institutional foundation for economic globalization; Fourth, the establishment of the three major international economic coordination organizations and the continuous enhancement of their role have built an organizational and legal framework for economic globalization.

Or the collapse of the Soviet Union and the collapse of the bipolar pattern.

2. In the course of the Cold War, the United States has declined in the world.

3. The establishment of the European Union and the strengthening of European integration.

4. The rise of Japan, China, and third world countries has played a role in restraining the United States from dominating the world.

5. With the development of modern science and technology, the development of the productive forces on a global scale is by no means under the control of one country, and as long as the world's productive forces continue to develop, the trend of economic globalization will continue to increase.

6. Capital is further circulated on a global scale, and the world is more connected.

7. The establishment of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, the China-ASEAN Free Zone, and the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) has strengthened the grouping of regional blocs, and has also strengthened the trend of economic globalization.

8. Peace and development have become the theme of the times, and countries have strengthened cooperation, developed the economy, and promoted economic globalization **The impact of economic functions on social development (1)**Income distribution functions. It refers to participating in the primary distribution and redistribution of national income in a certain period of time through various policy tools, so as to realize the reasonable division of income among all departments, regions, units, and members of society, narrow the income gap, and reflect social equity. (2) ** Economic stability and development functions.

It refers to the goal of economic development by intervening and regulating the operation of the national economy to achieve the goals of price stability, full employment, and balance of payments. (3) Resource allocation function. It refers to guiding the flow of human, material, financial and other social resources through first-class economic activities, forming a certain industrial structure, regional economic structure and other economic structures, optimizing the resource allocation structure, and improving the efficiency of resource use.

European Union, North American Free Zone**, APEC.

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One of the risks of globalization is the shock of large-scale flows of factors and the transmission of crises. There are several possible causes of shocks:

First, a sudden or severe deterioration of conditions. This is mainly due to the sharp decline in commodities and the disparity between the income and expenditure, which will have a huge impact on the market and then on the entire economy of Gao Qingshi;

Second, the economic environment has deteriorated. For example, the economic growth rate of major countries has decreased significantly, and the policy has suddenly tightened (protectionism, sanctions), resulting in a decrease in market demand, which has a huge impact on the economic growth of the countries concerned;

Third, the impact of capital flows. Large-scale inflows and outflows of capital will not only cause huge shocks to the capital market, but also worsen the entire economic environment, with large-scale inflows leading to bubble economies and large-scale outflows (especially caused by speculation) leading to market collapse. The formation of a global network of financial markets has made it very easy for capital to move across borders and regions.

Fourth, sharp fluctuations in the exchange rate. This volatility will not only affect the capital market, but also the conditions, which in turn will have an impact on the entire economy.

The weakening of the ability of developing countries to control the cross-border flow of factors of production and the decline in their ability to protect markets are important factors affecting their economic security. The opening of markets in developing countries and the cross-border movement of factors of production have both positive and negative effects on the economies of developing countries. In a positive sense, it is obviously conducive to developing countries absorbing external scarce factors of production to speed up their own economic development, and the emergence of the East Asian economic miracle and the tremendous achievements made by China's economic development are the most powerful proof of this.

In a negative sense, the opening of markets and the increase in cross-border flows of factors of production will also have a huge impact on the economies of developing countries. For example, a large inflow of short-term foreign capital is likely to produce a bubble economy, while a large withdrawal of short-term foreign capital will lead to the bursting of the bubble economy. The outbreak of the Southeast Asian financial crisis and the Mexican financial crisis are examples of the bursting of the bubble economy caused by the massive withdrawal of short-term foreign capital.

After the bursting of the bubble economy, it is the developing countries that ultimately bear the losses. It can be seen that the inflow and outflow of factors of production are accompanied by the replacement of economic booms and busts in developing countries, and depression is the greatest economic insecurity for developing countries. In addition, the large inflows of long-term foreign capital, technology and commodities from the opening of markets will also have a huge impact on national enterprises in developing countries.

Under the impact of foreign-funded enterprises and foreign products, the phenomenon of declining market share, brain drain, increasing unemployment, and widening income gap between various social strata in developing countries will gradually be exposed. Solving these problems will undoubtedly increase the burden on society, but failure to solve these problems will inevitably affect social stability and sustainable economic development.

A world economic organization, broadly understood, is that the organization has a great breadth, covering five continents, such as the United Nations, the World Economic Cooperation and Development Organization, the World Organization, the World Bank, etc.

Regional economic organizations, that is, cooperative countries or regions are limited to a certain region, such as APEC, the Eastern Limbs Union, OPEC, the European Union, etc.

The two have the same places: 1. Inter-regional economic coordination and organizational role.

2. There is no economic entity and does not assume management functions.

The differences between the two: 1. The scope of countries and regions covered by the first world economic organization has been extensive.

2. Some world economic organizations have certain economic management functions.