Going global
- Created by: Luke C
- Created on: 01-05-13 21:41
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- Going global
- Globalisation
- What is globalisation
- The transfer of people, culture, money, goods and information can be moved between countries with few barriers
- How does it occur
- TNCs
- Expansion
- Mergers
- Takeovers
- Diversification
- Colonialism
- Old colonial rulers maintain influence
- neo-colonialism
- Old colonial rulers maintain influence
- Global media distribution networks
- News International can distribute western media all over the world easily
- Sub-contracting abroad as it is cheaper
- TNCs
- How does it affect people
- Financially
- Global economy spread by large TNCs
- High speed instant transactions
- Race to reduce consumer prices
- Removal of some trade barriers
- Politically
- Large media influence from large TNCs i.e. News International
- International political groups
- TNCs have higher turnover than some countries GDP so have large political sway
- Culturally
- Global tourism spreading culture
- Cheaper phone and internet access
- Western culture spreading through hollywood and music industries
- Socially
- Brain drain
- Skilled workers move around globe to where they are needed
- Flow of migrants to countries with more workers rights
- Financially
- What is globalisation
- Global groupings
- Trade blocks
- World Trade Organisation (WTO)
- Organisation For Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)
- World Bank
- International Monetary Fund
- North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
- Political groups
- Organisation For Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
- G8, +5
- G20
- North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)
- TNCs
- Trade blocks
- Global networks
- The role of technology
- Winners & Losers
- How global networks create flows of trade, people, information, and media
- Roots
- Population changes
- Impacts of social and economic factors on migration and population in the UK
- Greying population
- On The Move
- EU migration patterns
- Economic migration to Spain from north africa or poland top uk
- Economic, political, social, and environmental impacts of migration
- EU migration patterns
- World Cities
- Rural-Urban migration fuels mega-cities
- Mega-cities in different countries
- Los Angeles
- Mumbai
- Consequences of rapid growth. Is it sustainable?
- High population density
- High levels of pollution
- Lack of jobs
- Infrastructure cannot cope or grow with population
- Global challenges for the future
- Positives and negatives of globalisation
- Loss of cultural identity
- Spread of ideas
- Moral and social consequences of globalisation
- Reducing environmental and social impacts of globalisation
- Viability of green strategies and ethical purchases
- Positives and negatives of globalisation
- Globalisation
- Globalisation
- What is globalisation
- The transfer of people, culture, money, goods and information can be moved between countries with few barriers
- How does it occur
- TNCs
- Expansion
- Mergers
- Takeovers
- Diversification
- Colonialism
- Old colonial rulers maintain influence
- neo-colonialism
- Old colonial rulers maintain influence
- Global media distribution networks
- News International can distribute western media all over the world easily
- Sub-contracting abroad as it is cheaper
- TNCs
- How does it affect people
- Financially
- Global economy spread by large TNCs
- High speed instant transactions
- Race to reduce consumer prices
- Removal of some trade barriers
- Politically
- Large media influence from large TNCs i.e. News International
- International political groups
- TNCs have higher turnover than some countries GDP so have large political sway
- Culturally
- Global tourism spreading culture
- Cheaper phone and internet access
- Western culture spreading through hollywood and music industries
- Socially
- Brain drain
- Skilled workers move around globe to where they are needed
- Flow of migrants to countries with more workers rights
- Financially
- What is globalisation
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