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Criticism
- Environmental stress
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- Income inequality
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Advancement of Technologies:
Enhancement in telecommunications and Information
Another group
Technology has marked remarkable improvements in access to
Factors driving globalization:
information and increase in economic activities.
1.Economic:
Customer sophistication:
- Brings opportunities to poorer countries (bringing jobs, Customers become more picky and have higher requirements
information technology, and other economic opportunities to for goods relative to their income. Globalization allow more
countries with fewer resources.)
diversification in products
-Makes production more affordable (there are more goods Reduction in Cross-trade Barriers:
2. Political:
The frequent increase in competition in the domestic market
- change in political situation can lead to globalization scale of compels organizations to go global
Criticism
- Advances in Communications: Internet and Cloud software has
Cultural Diversity:
saturated, if your product or service is a success, you can benefit
Globalisation is viewed by many as a threat to the world's from additional sales from new foreign customers.
cultural diversity
Job displacement:
4. Increased competition in global market
High-cost countries often lose jobs due to globalization, as The present and potential pressures of increased foreign
production goes overseas.
competition persuade companies to buy or sell abroad. For
Inequality:
example, a firm might introduce products into markets
Globalisation operates mostly in the interest of the richest where competitors are already gaining sales, or seek sup-
countries, which continue to dominate world trade at the plies where competitors are getting cheaper or more
expense of developing countries
attractive products or the means to produce them.
Threats to local Business:
Regardless of industry, most firms and individuals have to
become more global; in today’s competitive business
environment, failure to do so can be disastrous. Once a few
companies have responded to foreign opportunities, others
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experiences
Cộng Đồng
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Support
- High Competition
movements
- Cultural exchange
service, capital, labor, etc). As a result, that will lead to the - Poverty gap
With globalization, you have access to a considerably large - Threats to National Sovereignty
3. Increased inequality
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Globalization has made some people very rich. The majority,
however, are given scraps. Free market critics argue that
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globalisation has perpetuated inequality in the world rather than
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In 2007, the International Monetary Fund suggested that
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new technology and foreign investment in developing countries.
services, which require countries to use their resources more - Advancement in technology
efficiently to remain competitive in the global market. - Cost driver shows the variation in cost and efficiency across
countries
4. High Competition: Organizations are compelled to become - The taste of individuals and societies.
global as domestic market competition intensifies. Through - Lower trade barriers, trade liberalization
mergers and acquisitions, strategic alliances, and joint ventures, - Market and competitive drivers
several companies have increased their global market share. - Industrialization in LDCs
- Sovereignty
Against
- Environment
- Job loss
1. Job losses: Critics often point out that globalisation has led to - Increase in personal stress
job losses in the developed world, notably in the manufacturing - Loss of Cultural Identity
in the developed world very rich, but hurting working class - Political globalization
communities.
- Economic globalization
- Social globalization
2. Erosion of state sovereignty
International trade limits the ability of nation-states to Nguyễn Long Nhật - 1911155060 ―
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control domestic economies, whereas international
organisations and laws place limits on their decision- Cao Ngọc Quỳnh Hương - 1911155037
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expansion of new political culture, In order to grow business, many companies need to
- Expansion in cross-national cooperation: integration through expand and enter a new market in other countries. With
WTO, bilateral integration and regional integration. This the global market, global inter-firm competition
cooperation gives greater benefits for all parties. increases and organizations are forced to “play”
Example: EU, ASEAN, FTAs internationally. Strong interdependencies among
countries and high two-way trades and FDI actions also
COVID-19 HAS NEGATIVE OR POSITIVE IMPACT ON
support this driver.
GLOBALIZATION? Political Driver: changes in political situations and
government policies. Nowadays, many countries have
imposed policies that reduce or even eliminate barriers
to trade in goods, services, labor, capital, such as reduce
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import tariff barriers,....or sign many free trade
agreements between countries....These activities help
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promote economic cross-border interconnections.
Nguyễn Quang Sĩ - 1911155075 ―
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integration of money, products, information, people
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interactions and trade dependences. Favourable
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chances for the countries to expand export and import
activities, eventually leads to market expansion in other Access to local talent: Specialised talent can be hard to find in
regions. your home country. However, expanding abroad gives you
Dynamic effects: the gain from overall market growth, the access to a pool of potential workers with unique skill sets.
methodologies,...
Decrease in inequality: That’s a positive development, 4. Growth of consumer pressures
because ending the COVID-19 pandemic and preventing Globalization gives us the access to larger base of customers
future crises requires international co-operation and a globally and larger chance to get profit. Moreover, companies
global effort to ensure no single country is left behind. can gain profit by exchanging currency. However, enterprises
Vaccines must be made available and affordable to all have to deal with more problems such as cost for R&D(different
countries, as just reiterated by the leaders of G7 nations culture, markets...), can't manage labor outsourcing...
Migrant remittances were also affected, not because of Countries with a more growing economy or a more favorable
any formal restrictions on remittances, but mainly policies than yours would be easier for your business to grow
because of the impact the pandemic had on immigrant and increase revenue
employment.
The initial outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic affected 7. Expansion of cross-national cooperation
international co-operation negatively, in part because of a premise for becoming a successful international company to
the blame game between the two largest economies in enter more foreign markets and building a strong network with
the United States and China.Politically, the outbreak of other countries
A Chance for Specializing: Motivation for improving + innovating Lê Nhật Quyên - 1911155071 ―
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- Access to labor
- Access to resources
Nhom Sixy
Driving force of Globalization:
Support:
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