International Business Management: Topic 1
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What does economic globalization at a global scale imply?

  • Greater worldwide convergence of variables and economic dimensions (correct)
  • Decreased influence of global centres
  • Less importance of global issues
  • Standardization of local products
  • What is the implication of more globalization?

  • Less importance of local issues (correct)
  • Decreased consumer tastes variability
  • Standardization of products
  • Increased importance of local issues
  • How is the degree of globalization of specific countries measured?

  • Foreign trade flow: X + M as % of GDP (correct)
  • Unemployment rate
  • Population growth rate
  • Government spending as % of GDP
  • What does economic globalization at a country scale imply?

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    What is the implication of the issue of size in economic globalization?

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    Study Notes

    Global Business Environment

    Globalization and International Business

    • Globalization is a complex social and economic phenomenon that implies a shift towards greater integration and interdependence among economies of different countries.
    • It involves the intensification of international flows of people, services, technology, knowledge, capitals, information, and more.
    • Globalization can be analyzed at different levels:

    Globalization Levels

    • Global scale: implies a global perspective, looking at the world as a whole.
    • Country scale: focuses on the impact of globalization on individual countries.
    • Industry scale: examines the effects of globalization on specific industries.
    • Company scale: analyzes the impact of globalization on individual companies.

    Economic Globalization

    • Economic globalization refers to the growing integration and interdependence of economies around the world.
    • It involves the increasing flow of goods, services, ideas, and capital across national borders.
    • Economic globalization is a complex phenomenon that can be both beneficial and detrimental, depending on the context.

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    Test your knowledge on economic globalization, drivers and barriers to globalization, and sustainability in international business with this quiz based on Lesson 1 of International Business Management.

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