Globalisation, Where?

Mazilu, Mirela

doi:10.35808/ersj/266

“…The dimensions of globalisation are shown in figure 2. (Mazilu, 2010) Globalization seeks to improve the efficiency of markets around the world, increase competition, reducing military conflicts and distribute resources in a more equitable manner. There are both positive and negative aspects to globalization that are due to its competitive impact and that a number of negative aspects that can potentially lead to conflict could be offset by international or global cooperation through policy agreements or the development of new international institutions.…”

Section: Dimensions Of Globalisationmentioning

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Global Economic Change and Inequality

Sadekin¹,

Muhibbullah²,

Alam³

2021

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This is a pre-publication copy.The published article is copyrighted by the publisher. GLOBAL ECONOMIC CHANGE AND INEQUALITY DefinitionGlobal economic change includes economic restructuring, globalisation, technological changes, changes in labour market institutions, and spread of World culture and ideas. Though, the term inequality is very subjective, here inequality indicates the state of not being equal, regarding in rights, in status, as well as in opportunities which stands very much at the core of different social justice theories. Moreover, in their research many authors have distinguished "economic inequality", mostly meaning as "income inequality", "monetary inequality" or, "inequality in living conditions". Additionally, economic inequality varies among societies, among different historical periods, among diverse economic structures as well as systems. This chapter discusses global economic change in terms of globalisation.

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“…The dimensions of globalisation are shown in figure 2. (Mazilu, 2010) Globalization seeks to improve the efficiency of markets around the world, increase competition, reducing military conflicts and distribute resources in a more equitable manner. There are both positive and negative aspects to globalization that are due to its competitive impact and that a number of negative aspects that can potentially lead to conflict could be offset by international or global cooperation through policy agreements or the development of new international institutions.…”

Section: Dimensions Of Globalisationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Global Economic Change and Inequality

Sadekin

¹

,

Muhibbullah

²

,

Alam

³

2021

Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals

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This is a pre-publication copy.The published article is copyrighted by the publisher. GLOBAL ECONOMIC CHANGE AND INEQUALITY DefinitionGlobal economic change includes economic restructuring, globalisation, technological changes, changes in labour market institutions, and spread of World culture and ideas. Though, the term inequality is very subjective, here inequality indicates the state of not being equal, regarding in rights, in status, as well as in opportunities which stands very much at the core of different social justice theories. Moreover, in their research many authors have distinguished "economic inequality", mostly meaning as "income inequality", "monetary inequality" or, "inequality in living conditions". Additionally, economic inequality varies among societies, among different historical periods, among diverse economic structures as well as systems. This chapter discusses global economic change in terms of globalisation.

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“…Pojęcie "globalizacja" po raz pierwszy pojawiło się w 1944 roku, w Merriam Webster Dictionary (Mazilu, 2010). Proces globalizacji rozpoczął się od wielkich odkryć geograficznych, którym towarzyszyła rewolucja w komunikacji społecznej (dzięki odkryciu czcionki i prasy drukarskiej).…”

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Globalization – economic issues

Harach

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2011

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Globalization has brought new challenges and changes, in terms of both new risk and new opportunities. It is one of the key drivers of economic and environmental change. The impact can be both positive and negative. This paper explains the impact of globalization and the fundamental issues and current controversies related to globalization (trade, investment, the IMF and the World Bank, technology, media, culture, education, development, migration, health, the role of women, human rights). Introduces the impact on economics, culture, communication, work productivity, ect. This paper explains also the role of multinational enterprises, because they are key vectors of globalization and they have become key actors in the globalization process. Globalization contributes to accelerated economic growth, particularly through increased trade and investment activity and stimulates economic development by integrating emerging economies into the global economy. Advances in communication and transportation technology, combined with free-market ideology, have given goods, services, and capital unprecedented mobility and it is one of the reason globalization. This paper analyzes economic issues globalization, and examines how it might be resisted or regulated in order to promote sustainable development.

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Globalisation, Where?

Abstract: Globalisation, Where? Mirela MAZILU a MOTTO: "The dynamics of globalisation is controlled by economical forces, but its most important consequences are in the domain of politics." (Klaus Müller).

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