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The document outlines the concept of globalization, its historical evolution, and its impact on markets and production. It discusses the benefits and challenges of globalization, including its effects on jobs, wages, labor standards, and cultural diversity. Additionally, it highlights the role of international business players and provides advice for global managers.

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The document outlines the concept of globalization, its historical evolution, and its impact on markets and production. It discusses the benefits and challenges of globalization, including its effects on jobs, wages, labor standards, and cultural diversity. Additionally, it highlights the role of international business players and provides advice for global managers.

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International Business

June 2025

Dr. Hanane ELZEINY


[email protected]
What do you expect from an IB course?
Globalization
Chapter Preview

• Describe the process of globalization


• Explain how globalization affects markets
and production
• Identify drivers of globalization
• Summarize the globalization debate
• List types of firms in international business
• Describe the global business environment
Globalization Involves Us All

We experience international
transactions daily

Imports and exports reach


even remote areas

Technology and e-biz


promote trade

Consumers and companies


pull markets closer
Evolution of Globalization

➢ The first age of globalization extended from


the mid-1800s to the 1920s. In those days,
labor was highly mobile, Other than in
wartime, nations did not even require
passports for international travel before
1914. During that first age of globalization,
trade and capital flowed more freely than
ever before

➢ The first age of globalization ended abruptly


with the arrival of the First World War, the
Russian Revolution, and the Great
Depression in the early 1900s.
Evolution of Globalization

➢ A second age of globalization began around


1989 with the collapse of the wall separating
communist
East Berlin and capitalist West Berlin. One by
one, central and eastern European nations
moved away from communism and adopted
democratic institutions and free-market
economic systems.

The drivers of the second age of globalization


include communication satellites, fiber optics,
microchips, and the internet.
Evolution of Globalization
Globalization

Trend toward greater economic, cultural, political


and technological interdependence among national
institutions and economies

Globalization of Globalization of
markets production
Dispersal of production
Convergence in buyer
activities worldwide to
preferences in markets
minimize costs or
around the world
maximize quality
Globalization of production
Globalization of markets
Benefits of Globalization

Globalization Globalization
of markets of production

• Reduces marketing costs • Access lower-cost labor


• New market opportunities • Access technical expertise
• Levels income stream • Access production inputs
Globalization Drivers I

Remove barriers to trade


and investment GATT

WTO

Regional trade
agreements
Globalization Drivers II
Technological Innovation

Email and Internet, intranets, Transportation


videoconferencing and extranets advancements

Better Improved More efficient,


coordination communications dependable
and control and management shipping
Globalization Then and Now

Highly mobile Fear of jobs


labor market moving abroad

Free-flowing
capital and trade
Jobs and Wages

Opponents Supporters

 Eliminates jobs in  Increases wealth and


developed nations efficiency everywhere

 Generates labor market


 Lowers wages in
developed nations flexibility in developed
countries
 Exploits workers in  Advances economies
developing nations of developing nations
Labor, Environment, & Markets

Opponents Supporters

– Globalization lowers + Investment raises


labor standards labor standards

– Weakens protection of + Open economies most


the environment environment friendly

– Exploits workers in + Companies concerned


poor nations for future markets
National Sovereignty

Opponents Supporters

Supranational
Globalization has
institutions reduce
benefited societies by
autonomy of national,
helping to spread
regional, and local
democracy worldwide
governments
Impact on Culture

Opponents Supporters

• Destroys cultural • Specialize and trade


diversity to obtain other goods
• Homogenizes our • Import cultural goods
world from other nations
• Bankrupts local • Protects deeper moral
small businesses and cultural norms
International Business Players

Multinational Small Businesses Born Global


Corporation and Entrepreneurs Firm
Small companies and Adopts a global
Business that has
individuals becoming perspective and
direct investments
increasingly active in engages in international
abroad in multiple
international trade business from or near
countries
and investment its inception
Global Business Environment
Advice of Global Managers

✓ Communicate effectively
✓ Know the customer
✓ Emphasize global awareness
✓ Market effectively
✓ Monitor business environments
✓ Analyze problems correctly
Chapter Review

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3oT
LyPPrZE4

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1w
LbJoSmR0

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUY
NB4a8d2U
Assignment 1

Discuss the globalization phenomenon from


different points of view (including yours). Are
we moving toward more globalization?

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