Economic Globalization: Pros and Cons, Study notes of Global Economics

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Activity # 5 Economic Globalization
Construct a grid showing the pros and cons of economic globalization. Under
each item, provide one example that you can relate to benefits and harms of
economic globalization.
Pros
Cons
1. It gives undeveloped countries a
chance to join the developed
world.
2. It forces us all to share financial
considerations.
3. New innovations would create
new technologies in a number of
fields.
1. Most of the world gets ignored in
economic globalization.
2. It would shift where
unemployment and poverty
happen to be.
3. It removes the emphasis of local
cultures.
Illustrative Examples:
Illustrative Examples:
1. Many countries are struggling
to keep pace with the global
changes that are happening
today. Economic globalization
would undoubtedly bring about
a new wave of outsourcing,
bringing in new revenues to
nations that could use a burst
of cash to work on their
infrastructure and other
internal needs. Over time, it
could create a level of equality in
development that hasn’t been
seen since the Roman Empire
ruled over much of the known
world.
1. The richest 20% of the world is
believe to consume about 85%
of the world’s total resources.
That means as the world grows
smaller, the undeveloped world
is just going to be left behind.
Poor nations when combined
only get 15% of current
resources as it is and as
business opportunities take on
a global calling, that inequality
is likely to continue growing
over time.
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Activity # 5 Economic Globalization Construct a grid showing the pros and cons of economic globalization. Under each item, provide one example that you can relate to benefits and harms of economic globalization. Pros Cons

  1. It gives undeveloped countries a chance to join the developed world.
  2. It forces us all to share financial considerations.
  3. New innovations would create new technologies in a number of fields. 1. Most of the world gets ignored in economic globalization. 2. It would shift where unemployment and poverty happen to be. 3. It removes the emphasis of local cultures. Illustrative Examples: Illustrative Examples:
  4. Many countries are struggling to keep pace with the global changes that are happening today. Economic globalization would undoubtedly bring about a new wave of outsourcing, bringing in new revenues to nations that could use a burst of cash to work on their infrastructure and other internal needs. Over time, it could create a level of equality in development that hasn’t been seen since the Roman Empire ruled over much of the known world. 1. The richest 20% of the world is believe to consume about 85% of the world’s total resources. That means as the world grows smaller, the undeveloped world is just going to be left behind. Poor nations when combined only get 15% of current resources as it is and as business opportunities take on a global calling, that inequality is likely to continue growing over time.
  1. Instead of having segmented pots of cash that are used for personal needs, economic globalization creates one big pile of cash that can be used for the benefit of all. There will always be local spending that happens, but the emphasis will shift to helping meet the world’s needs first instead of meeting national needs first from a business perspective once true globalization occurs.
  2. If a global audience needs to be reached for true business success, then many companies will need to focus on investment and innovation to make that happen. Whenever innovation happens, new technologies in a number of different fields happen as well. The end result is a better standard of living for everyone involved with the development process. 2. If jobs are being outsourced in a global economy, then eventually a global maximum output is going to be achieved. There will no longer be any room for growth. That means outsourced jobs will create unemployment and possible poverty in developed nations, switching who holds the power in the global economy. Businesses don’t care about borders.
  3. There is no doubt that the American business revolution is taking over the lead role on economic globalization. There are other multinational companies that exist in Europe, the APAC region, and the Middle East, but is the US that dominates the business world. This means as globalization continues, the emphasis on local culture will be extinguished. There will only be the 3 regions providing influence from a business perspective instead.