Importance of Importance of English in the 21st century.

English
is probably the second language in the world in
English in the number of speakers who have it as their mother
tongue (between 300 and 400 million people), and

21st century
the second most widely spoken, behind Mandarin
Chinese. English is currently considered the most
important language worldwide, whether for those
who speak it as a first language or those who speak
it as a second language. The rise of English in this
language has been considerable. This is due to
technological trends, demographics and the
economy. Since English is one of the most used
languages ​around the world, it is often referred to
as the “global language”. Hundreds of millions of
people are learning English, the language of the
planet for commerce, technology, and increasingly
for power.
Importance of When the United Kingdom leaves the
European Union (EU), the imposition of
English in the stricter barriers to trade, capital flows and the
movement of labor will affect output and
21st century employment not only in the United Kingdom,
but also in the 27 States. remaining members
of the EU. Since Brexit means that both
parties will break a frictionless economic
relationship, the costs will fall on both sides.
Impact on the Links between the EU and the UK run deep:
the UK is one of the largest trading partners of
economy after the 27 EU economies, accounting for around
13% of trade in goods and services. In
leaving the EU addition to bilateral trade ties, there are
substantial trade links through the supply
chain between the EU-27 and the UK
involving several countries.
Impact on the economy after leaving
the EU
If the UK and the EU conclude a regular free trade
agreement (FTA) that results in low tariffs for trade
in goods, but higher non-tariff barriers, we estimate
that, compared to the current situation, the actual
product of the EU -27 will decrease 0.8%, and
employment, 0.3%, in the long term and taking into
account all transmission channels.
If the WTO rules start to apply automatically, the
contraction of real output will be even more
pronounced—1.5% in the long term—and
employment will fall 0.7%. However, if a relatively
favorable solution similar to that of Norway, which
belongs to the European Economic Area (EEA), in
which the United Kingdom retains access to the
single market but withdraws from the customs
union, were agreed upon, the decline in output and
employment would appear to be negligible in the
EU-27.
Impact of companies and
economic development in
Latin America.
English allows companies to establish commercial and labor
relations with more than 1,500 million people who speak it
around the world, according to a study carried out by the
University of Dusseldorf. In the case of employees, mastering it
allows them to access publications, courses, studies, updated
information and greater opportunities for professional growth.
According to the results of a survey carried out by The
Economist, 70% of the executives consulted stated that their
workforce would have to master this language to carry out any
corporate expansion, and 25% highlighted that even more than
half of their employees must mastering the language to be part
of the company, becoming a central criterion in job
determination.