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    Globalization refers to the increasing mobility of goods, services, labor, resources, technology and knowledge across national boundaries. This is driven by advances in telecommunications and transportation that lower economic transaction costs and increase interconnectivity. While globalization accelerated in recent decades, the trend began in the 19th century with expanding communication networks. The internet has opened new economic opportunities around the world by providing access to goods, services and information without boundaries. It also advances research and ensures global connectivity.

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    Globalization refers to the increasing mobility of goods, services, labor, resources, technology and knowledge across national boundaries. This is driven by advances in telecommunications and transportation that lower economic transaction costs and increase interconnectivity. While globalization accelerated in recent decades, the trend began in the 19th century with expanding communication networks. The internet has opened new economic opportunities around the world by providing access to goods, services and information without boundaries. It also advances research and ensures global connectivity.

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    Globalization refers to the increasing mobility of goods, services, labor, resources, technology and knowledge across national boundaries. This is driven by advances in telecommunications and transportation that lower economic transaction costs and increase interconnectivity. While globalization accelerated in recent decades, the trend began in the 19th century with expanding communication networks. The internet has opened new economic opportunities around the world by providing access to goods, services and information without boundaries. It also advances research and ensures global connectivity.

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    COURSE CODE: GE_007 Contemporary World

    NAME:
    INSTRUCTOR:
    PROG. YR. & SEC.: BSND 1A
    CLASS SCHEDULE: T-TH 8:30 – 10:00

    TITLE OF ACTIVITY: “TASK ON DEFINING GLOBALIZATION”


    I. Introduction
    The tying together of multinational boundaries, particularly
    since the advent of the Internet, has made the world a smaller
    place. Over several decades, human communities all over the world
    have steadily established stronger relations, but the pace has
    recently accelerated dramatically.

    II. Main Idea


    In today’s world, the process of increasing the mobility of
    goods, services, labor, resources, technology, and knowledge is
    referred to as globalization. This procedure is reliant on
    advanced telecommunications and transportation technologies.
    Installing effective communication networks has two effects: it
    lowers the cost of all types of economic transactions, and it
    increases the global market's connectivity and interdependence.
    While the word "globalization" refers to the accelerated economic
    transformations of the last two decades, this trend can be traced
    back to the 19th century's knowledge revolution, which saw the
    rapid expansion of national and international communication
    networks.

    III. Thought
    For many people all over the world, the internet has opened up a
    whole new world. There are numerous opportunities available here.
    It is the epitome of incessant innovation and imagination. It has
    no boundaries and provides enormous economic opportunities for
    people in every region. People may use the internet to enhance
    their quality of life. It gives people access to items that were
    previously unavailable. The internet's goal is also to provide
    global data and connectivity access.
    Internet and networking are critical for advancing science,
    medicine, engineering, and architecture research, as well as
    ensuring global defense and surveillance.
    Internet and other networks are not only used for communication
    but also for mobility of goods and other services. With the help
    of networks, our works become easier and time effective and
    efficient.

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