Globalization

Globalization

1. is

   • The growing economic interdependence of the different countries of the world causing by the increasing of the variety in the transactions crossing international borders with goods and services as the capital international flows at the same time the rushed diffusion increase the technology in generally
     • CAUSED BY
       • The new geopolitical restructure of the world after the cold war end
       • The rush on the opening and economic rhythms and the mer-chandising, goods and services exchange
       • The releasing of capital markets in the financial scene and the stock market in the world
       • The information revolution and the communication
       • with advantages and disadbantages
         • advantages
           • Cost reductions
           • Products quality
           • highest efficiently
           • competitiveness
         • disadvantages
           • Increase in the cost
           • Increase in the expenses
           • Lack of interest for the worker

2. FUNDAMENTAL ASPECTS

   • ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL ASPECTS
     • A process in which through the increasing communication and interde-pendence between different countries of the world the markets, societies and cultures get unified
     • Is a set of political, social and economic transformations in the different countries that have a global model
     • The sale of similar universally standardized products
     • The movements of capital and the production predominance impulse by the developed countries
   • TECNOLOGICAL ASPECTS
     • A process that results of the technology, communication and transport progress
     • The immediate information access and potentially to the knowing with an internet interconnectivity
     • The information about the production methods.
     • Management techniques, export markets and economics politics are able for a very low price and it represents a pretty valuable resource for the developing countries