Factors Driving Globalization (rate of globalisation)

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Factors Driving Globalization

  1. Growth of economic co-operation

  2. Technological Factors

    1. Advancement in transport

    2. Advancement in ICT

  3. Political & policy changes


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Growth of economic partnerships/co-operation

Growing economic integration in both across & within continents.

  • Eased trade & movement of resources & technology between countries

  • Aided by WTO: Encourage the removal of tariffs & other trade barriers to promote an open market.


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Example of economic partnership/co-operations

ASEAN — Association of Southeast Asian Nations

EU — European Union


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Tech factors: Advancement in transport

Increased efficiency & flow of transporting goods, raw material & people at lower costs.

  • Firms better able to reorganize their supply chains.

    • Allows the breaking up their operations via offshoring & outsourcing to various countries → optimize costs & resources.


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Example of advancements in transport

Maritime & commercial air travel

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Tech factors: Advancement in ICT

  • Trade flows: Instant, low cost global information transmission → expansion of dd and ss chain + boost international trade flows

  • Capital flows: Seamless movement of financial capital →quick transactionsacross borders + minimal cost

  • Capital flows: Increased digitalization → real time operations → enabling offshoring & outsourcing → greater connectivity & operational efficiency

    • Reap EOS + reduced AC → greater profits


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Policy & political changes

  • Trade: Opening of economies → more opportunities to export.

  • Capital: Cheaper production → inflow of capital & investment

  • Labour: Relaxation of migration → greater inflow of people