4.1.3 Factors contributing to increased globalisation Flashcards
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Benefits of Globalisation
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- increase in choice for consumers
- Greater potential growth for developing economies
- Firms can expand and gain extra sales and profit
- Greater employment opportunities
- Cheaper goods
- Transfer of technology
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Benefits of Globalisation
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- increase in choice for consumers
- Greater potential growth for developing economies
- Firms can expand and gain extra sales and profit
- Greater employment opportunities
- Cheaper goods
- Transfer of technology
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Drawbacks of globalisation
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- Increase in gap between rich and poor
- Dominance of global trade by the rich countries
- A loss of cultural identity
- Exploitation of workers
- Tax avoidance
- Large multinationals put small local business out of power
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Factors contributing to globalisation
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- Reduction of international trade barriers and trade liberalisation
- Political Change- China becoming more open to trade
- Reduced transport costs and communication- Internet,google meet, more air flights around the world marking trade easier
- Increased significance of global companies-World trade is increasingly becoming dominated by large multinational brands eg: Amazon, nike, puma
- Increased investment flows FDI-As the world is being more dominated by large international brands, EG: Toyota in the UK