The Influence Of Economic Globalization

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The influence of economic globalization In 1840, when the UK finished its first industrial revolution, it started its oversea plantations. Since then, it was the first time that our world had become a whole. With the broadcast of the industrial revolution, more and more capitalistic countries, such as the Germany, France, were force to find oversea market. So this phenomenon made it possible for the globalization to start its process. The definition, according to the researchers, is the increased mobility of goods, services, labor, technology and capital throughout the world. 85 What is the power which drives the globalization developing? The reasons are many. Essentially, many countries, especially the developed countries want to make more economic profits, in that case they need to work together with other countries, which has made a contribution to the region cooperation. For example, many economic organizations have been built in recent years, such as the APEC OPEC, and FTAA and so on. Another important fact is that nowadays, with the development of transportation and communication such as the speed of airplane, has been higher and higher, which has reached about 900 meters per second; it makes the connections between countries more and more convenient. In addition, the Internet is the main means. It is the tide of events, which is irresistible. It has many advantages to the development of both developed countries’ and developing countries’ economy. The most direct advantage, as shown by John Slight, who is one of the writers of the Reading and Writing Source Book, the impost is much lower now for international trade. The international principles of WTO have taken the place of the services and intellectual property rights, which is showing that it is more convenient for companies selling their services and the nucleus of producing knowledge. For example, owing
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