Structures of Globalization
Structures of Globalization
Globalization
Erica P. Tepait
Instructor
Department of Management Studies
Learning Objectives:
After reading this unit, you will be able to:
1. Define economic globalization;
2. Identify the actors that facilitate economic globalization;
3. Define the modern world system;
4. Identify the roles and functions of the United Nations.
What is Global Economy?
Refers to the interconnected worldwide economic activities that take
place between multiple countries.
The global economy comprises several characteristics, such as:
1. Globalization – process by which national and regional economies,
societies, and cultures have become integrated through global network
of trade, communication, immigration, and transportation.
2. International Trade – considered to be an impact of globalization. It
refers to the exchange of goods and services between different
countries, and it has also helped countries to specialize in products
which they have comparative advantage.
3. International Finance – Money can be transferred at a faster rate
between countries compared to goods, services, and people
What is Global Economy?
The global economy comprises several characteristics, such as:
4. Global Investment – refers to an investment strategy that is not
constrained by geographical boundaries.
Who controls the global economy?
Its is the big banks and large corporations that controls and
essentially fund these government. This means that global economy is
dominated by large financial institutions.
BENEFITS OF GLOBAL ECONOMY
BENEFITS COSTS
Economies of scale / lower prices Environmental costs
PROS CONS