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What does globalization NOT involve?
What does globalization NOT involve?
- Spread of ideas and technology
- Social mobility of movement of people
- Intensification of local interactions (correct)
- Borderless interaction
Which event first marked the coining of the term 'globalize'?
Which event first marked the coining of the term 'globalize'?
- Late 1970s
- Late 1980s
- 1930 (correct)
- 1820s
What aspect of globalization did the IMF identify in the late 2000s?
What aspect of globalization did the IMF identify in the late 2000s?
- Cultural isolationism
- Decrease in international trade
- Reduction of technology transfer
- Economic globalization (correct)
What can globalization be defined as in a broader sense?
What can globalization be defined as in a broader sense?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of globalization?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of globalization?
When was the term 'globalization' popularized by Theodore Levitt?
When was the term 'globalization' popularized by Theodore Levitt?
Which of the following is an indicator of globalization?
Which of the following is an indicator of globalization?
How is social mobility influencing globalization?
How is social mobility influencing globalization?
What does globalization primarily focus on?
What does globalization primarily focus on?
How does globalization affect the movement of goods?
How does globalization affect the movement of goods?
Which definition of globalization emphasizes the interconnectedness of localities?
Which definition of globalization emphasizes the interconnectedness of localities?
What is a core characteristic of global economic imperialism?
What is a core characteristic of global economic imperialism?
What role does liberalization play in globalization?
What role does liberalization play in globalization?
According to Martin Albrow and Elizabeth King, globalization is viewed as:
According to Martin Albrow and Elizabeth King, globalization is viewed as:
What does the term 'global capital' refer to in the context of globalization?
What does the term 'global capital' refer to in the context of globalization?
What is the impact of globalization on communication?
What is the impact of globalization on communication?
What is one reason companies choose to go global?
What is one reason companies choose to go global?
How has technology impacted global markets?
How has technology impacted global markets?
What role does the World Trade Organization (WTO) play in global trade?
What role does the World Trade Organization (WTO) play in global trade?
What is a possible benefit of going global for businesses?
What is a possible benefit of going global for businesses?
Which of the following statements reflects a consequence of globalization?
Which of the following statements reflects a consequence of globalization?
What is one impact of advanced communication tools on globalization?
What is one impact of advanced communication tools on globalization?
What can be a disadvantage of staying exclusively in domestic markets?
What can be a disadvantage of staying exclusively in domestic markets?
Why might companies aim to acquire technological and managerial know-how from other countries?
Why might companies aim to acquire technological and managerial know-how from other countries?
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Study Notes
Globalization Concepts
- Globalization involves the increasing interaction among people, states, and countries driven by international flows of money, ideas, and culture.
- Characterized by economic integration with significant social and cultural implications, globalization fosters interconnectedness among global entities.
- Encompasses the free movement of goods, services, and people, promoting seamless international business operations.
Global Economic Imperialism
- Refers to a scenario where one nation exerts economic influence or power over others.
- It manifests through countries opening their economies to foreign investment, attracting multinational corporations.
Key Definitions and Perspectives
- Martin Albrow and Elizabeth King define globalization as the process of integrating the world into a single society.
- Anthony Giddens highlights it as the intensification of global social relations affecting local events.
- Roland Robertson describes it as the compression of the world, enhancing global consciousness.
Characteristics of Globalization
- Social mobility allows free movement of individuals regardless of purpose.
- An intensification of interactions among diverse entities leads to an active globalization process.
- Facilitates borderless interaction and the spread of ideas, knowledge, technology, and culture.
Historical Context of "Globalization"
- Coined in the late 20th century, the term 'globalization' evolved over several decades:
- 1897: Charles Tase Russell introduced "corporate giants," reflecting economic power dynamics.
- 1930: The term "globalize" appeared emphasizing a holistic perspective in education.
- Late 1970s-1980s: Expansion of the concept into economic discussions, popularized by Theodore Levitt.
Indicators of Globalization
- Demonstrates interdependence among countries across social, economic, and political dimensions.
- Promotes advancements in science, technology, and addresses cross-border environmental issues.
Nature of Globalization
- Involves a conglomerate of multiple organizations globally linked by common ownership.
- Units share resources, such as financial capital, information, and trade names, responding to a coordinated strategy.
- Includes intellectual property transactions, such as copyrights and patents, across national boundaries.
Reasons for Globalization
- Advances in technology have significantly reduced time and distance, facilitating cross-border interactions.
- Domestic markets face limitations, pushing entities to international avenues for economic stability.
- Companies seek technological and managerial expertise found abroad, leveraging advancements in various disciplines.
- Reduces transportation costs while fostering proximity to raw materials and expanding market access.
- The establishment of the World Trade Organization (WTO) has significantly enhanced cross-border trade opportunities.
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