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BRIC

emerging economies of brazil, russia, india and china



p18

factors of production

components of production such as: labour, technology, land and capital



p13

FDI

foreign direct investment


p19

global inequality

p59

globalisation of markets

p12

globalisation of production

firms are basing individual productive activities at the optimal world locations for the particular activities (offshoring,


p13

international business

p61

international income inequality

p59

international trade

p19

Moore's law

p23

MNE

multinational enterprise


p37

offshoring

p11

outsourcing

p11

sovereign wealth funds (SWF)

p33

UN (united nations


WB (world bank)


WTO (world trade organisation)

p17-18

Review the main drivers of globalisation

0

concerns regarding rapid globalisation

0

Globalisation

greater integration and interdependence of economies

the globalisation of markets implies that national markets are merging into on huge marketplace



BUT what still needs to be considered?

significant differences in culture, politics, economies. Adaptation of products, and strategies to local conditions to succeed.

What are the two factors that seem to underline the trend towards globalisation?



How does the world look now?

1) declining trade barriers


2) changes in communication, information and transportation technologies



enabled firms to view the world as a single market

Consequences of globalisation

world trade has grown faster than world output, FDI increased and imports are widly used

technology advances in transport and ICT, no longer necessary to produce goods close to where they are consumed resulting in rapid increases of FDI

0

technology advances especially embodied in the internet have helped firms to link their worldwide operations into sophisticated information networks

tight coordination of worldwide operations

more opportunites for international business in china an emerging economy

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benefits of globalisation hotly debated what does globalisation impact on negitively?

jobs, wages, working conditions, poverty, income inequality, the environment and national sovereignty

name some challenges of managing an international business?

country differences, greater intensity of competition, increased likelihood of intervention by governements, home and host; added complexity of conducting transactions in different currencies