The global economy has emerged from an information-based production and competitive landscape characterized by several key traits:
Nations rely on each other for goods, services, and economic stability.
Disparities in wealth and power among countries lead to uneven benefits from globalization.
Regions are exhibiting a broader range of industries and economic activities, leading to more complex interaction and dependencies.
Only certain segments or industries of developing countries are integrated into the global economy, often leaving out others.
Certain groups or sectors are intentionally excluded from economic benefits, reflecting inequities in access to resources and opportunities.
The discussion on developing countries will center around three significant issues:
Employment, unemployment, and underemployment in developing countries.
The formal and informal sectors in developing country labor markets.
The rural-urban dimension affecting economic opportunities.
Discussed 5 major characteristics of the Global Economy.
Explored the problems faced by Developing Countries in a Globalizing Economy.
Focused on 3 major aspects (problems) of integrating the Developing World into the Globalizing Economy.