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    How many phenomenons have a global impact? If you are to count‚ they could be counted on your finger tips. Globalization is one of them. So before going to the advantages and disadvantages of globalization‚ lets us try to grasp this concept first. Simply put‚ globalization is an ongoing process of integration of regional economies into global network of communication and execution. Let me explain this a bit. Assume that you are a mango farmer in India and you grow very good quality mangoes over there

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    Last few years‚ I heard this words a lot of times‚ it seemed to me like everybody was talking about globalization. Some politicians were saying that it is inevitable and that it will change world to a better place‚ where people will live like in a small village in peace and harmony‚ economists argued that economy of both developing and developed countries will benefit a lot of it. I have never ever expressed a doubt about globalization. I was thinking that will be a great opportunity to decrease

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    North South Relations Theory

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    Edward Chien April 5‚ 2013 North-South Relation Research question: What is the cause and effect of North-South divide? And why is the South experiencing such slow economic growths? What are some solutions to resolving the North-South relation problem? North South relation theory is defined as a socio-economic and political divide between two hemispheres. The North consists of North American‚ Western Europe‚ Australia‚ Japan‚ and East Asian countries; whereas the south is made up of Africa

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    parent countries. This has great impact on the world economy as the NICs benefits from rise in employment and helped the nations to become more developed. The increased economic development of the NICs population means that there is an expansion in the market base of luxury goods as more people are able to afford them. However the allocation of unskilled jobs to NICs can leave an employment gap within the developed nations. This can leads to increased unemployment in the developed world. As the NICs become

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    paid would be eliminated because there would no longer be any subsidies to pay for. On the other hand‚ this would be a negative for the average farmers in these nations. There would no longer be a surplus of goods that could be sold to monopolize the market. Farmers would no longer benefit from the subsidies they received all profits would be based on production. 2. Which do you think would help the citizens of the world poorest nations more‚ increasing foreign aid or removing all agricultural tariffs

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    Philips and Matsushita

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    the globalization of its strategy? Consumer preferences and economic conditions vary in each country; for example‚ in some countries‚ rich‚ furniture-encased TV sets were the norm whereas in other countries‚ sleek contemporary models dominated the market. Philips had to deal with different electric and transmission conditions in different countries; for example‚ television transmission standards were different. Strong national organizations were also responsible for making it extremely difficult

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    countries‚ such as South Africa or Mexico. These four countries have made important investments in multiple areas‚ such as infrastructure‚ governance‚ domestic institutions‚ social programs‚ and production that put them at an advantage compared to emerging countries that are at the beginning stages of development and forward progressiveness. Even at the basic level‚ the absolute size of these four economies is advantageous and outweighs the others by a considerable amount. Renard argues in his

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    Globalisation would finish small scale industries in india INTRODUCTION The world is changing. The change is fast enough to notice the factors acting behind. Globalization is one of them. A factor that needs no introduction. Ever since‚ developed countries like USA and European countries have marched to conquer the rest of the world‚ developing countries have no solace but to succumb to what these developed nations call for. Days have gone when these developed nations ruled by the concept of

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    helps enrich our knowledge about countries and people all over the world each day and the relationship between humanbeings become closer than ever. To businessmen‚ this tendency brings them alots of benefits. First of all‚ they can spread their market‚ in other words‚ they will have more customers‚ which means they can get more money. Second‚ they can use cheaper labour source and meterials in less developed countries to reduce the manufacturing cost. Third‚ because of different frequencies

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    The Decline of Fordism

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    addition to being outcompeted‚ the Fordist model relied on its rigid division of labor and highly specialized tasks to achieve massive production at low cost. However‚ such inflexible system makes the Fordist model difficult to adapt or shift into new market demands. As a result‚ the sunk cost geared toward a single product has prevented Fordist firms to produce a range of product to meet the diversity of consumers. In the beginning of the century when oil crisis hits the U.S. automobile industry

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