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Location Decision & Globalisation
Location Decision & Globalisation
Location Decision & Globalisation
Globalisation:
What is it? The process which businesses operate on an
international scale: selling to, buying from, and operating in
multiple countries. This has led to growth of multinationals, which
often take a great deal of international influence.
Effects of Globalisation: Imports, exports, and business location
Imports: These are goods brought into a country from abroad
meaning that money moves out of the country.
Advantages: No time and other hidden charges are involved
Disadvantages: Money moving out of country and unemployment
Exports: Goods that are produced in a country and sold abroad
meaning that money flows into the country
Advantages:
Unemployment solved
Cash flow into country
Gain popularity to country/company
Disadvantages:
Lose you resources
This can cause financial problem to country
Lose opportunity to use your valuable assets
Globalization:
Advantages:
Publicity for company
Higher sales
More profit
Market share
Wider costumer base
Reduced costs
Disadvantages:
Harder to manage
Higher costs
Laws to be followed
Language barrier
Time zone issues
Worker exploitation