Economic globalization reduces distances between countries by improving standards of living, increasing economic opportunities, and forcing adaptation. It allows developing countries access to foreign loans to invest in infrastructure and services, raising standards of living. It also opens developing economies to foreign investment and trade, improving efficiency and prosperity. Developed countries must adapt to new trends through strategies like reducing labor forces and changing policies to remain competitive in a global market. However, the constant movement of speculative financial flows seeking currency value changes has also created monetary instability and slower economic growth for some.
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Economic globalization reduces distances between countries by improving standards of living, increasing economic opportunities, and forcing adaptation. It allows developing countries access to foreign loans to invest in infrastructure and services, raising standards of living. It also opens developing economies to foreign investment and trade, improving efficiency and prosperity. Developed countries must adapt to new trends through strategies like reducing labor forces and changing policies to remain competitive in a global market. However, the constant movement of speculative financial flows seeking currency value changes has also created monetary instability and slower economic growth for some.
Economic globalization reduces distances between countries by improving standards of living, increasing economic opportunities, and forcing adaptation. It allows developing countries access to foreign loans to invest in infrastructure and services, raising standards of living. It also opens developing economies to foreign investment and trade, improving efficiency and prosperity. Developed countries must adapt to new trends through strategies like reducing labor forces and changing policies to remain competitive in a global market. However, the constant movement of speculative financial flows seeking currency value changes has also created monetary instability and slower economic growth for some.
I. Better standard of living with access to loans in foreign.
II. Increases economic opportunity and prosperity to the developing world. III. Forced adaptation in developed countries.
Conclusion:
The globalization of financial flows has resulted in a constant
movement of this speculative, taking advantage of the constant changes in currency values, creating a large monetary instability that, for some, is responsible for slower economic growth.,
The Economic Global
Globalization affects the economy means greater integration of products from specialization and economies of scale, resulting in increased trade in financial services through both capital flows and activity of cross-border entry, but in turn it affects favorably as harmful to people.
Economic globalization allows obtaining a better standard of
living with access to foreign loans. That is, when the most developed countries in a sustainable manner loans to developing countries under these are used in infrastructure such as roads, health, education and social services, the standard of living in countries increases. Example: International lending institutions like the World Bank or the IMF.
Globalization increases economic opportunities and prosperity in
the developing world. Through international trade becomes profitable especially along the process of opening to the stimulation of foreign direct investment of domestic capital formation and improves efficiency and productivity since it is finding trade liberalization to increase economic opportunities for consumers and producers. Example: Foreign direct investment in China (FDI) attracted the opening to the free flow of capital to Spain.
The forced adaptation in developed countries, companies of
globalization forces adapt to different strategies forced on the basis of the new ideological trends in a dramatic shift in reduced labor and implementation of policies and strategies of the company so there is more unemployment develops. Example: Samsung had to significantly reduce their employees to keep growing.
The globalization of financial flows has resulted in a constant
movement of this speculative, taking advantage of the constant changes in currency values, creating a large monetary instability that, for some, is responsible for slower economic growth.