Across
- 3. trade pact among the U.S., Canada, and Mexico
- 4. Institution that provides loans and promotes monetary cooperation among 183 countries
- 6. limits on the number or value of goods traded
- 7. a social system with boundaries, structures, member groups, rules of legitimation, and coherence (Wallerstein).
- 10. companies that operate in more than one country, driving global economic activities.
- 11. less developed states that supply raw materials and labor.
- 12. temporary dominance of one core state over others.
- 13. powerful financial institutions influencing national and global economic stability.
- 14. Crisis that preceded capitalism in Europe.
Down
- 1. Inspired Wallerstein with ideas of class conflict, capital accumulation, and stages of development.
- 2. required fees on imports or exports.
- 5. Contributed the idea of economic modes: reciprocal, redistributive, and market.
- 7. Influenced Wallerstein’s methodology.
- 8. Spanish colonial labor system exploiting indigenous people.
- 9. ideology promoting free markets, deregulation, and minimal state intervention.