PPT-Globalisation Why do TNCs operate in different places?

Outsourcing is cheaper Offered incentives Grows their market Distribution is easier What TNC have you studied Write three key facts Nike as a secondary TNC Footwear is made in 150 factories in 14 countries China Vietnam and Indonesia producing the most. Wednesday . 7 . January. . 2015. Making. . of. the . Modern. World . Lecture. Giorgio . Riello. g.riello@warwick.ac.uk. http://twistedsifter.com/2013/08/maps-that-will-help-you-make-sense-of-the-world. Types of Globalisation -. . Financial/Economic. The economies of the world are increasingly more global in scale.. Stock markets in one region can drastically affect those in other regions.. Companies now operate on a global scale selling and producing products all over the world.. www.educationforum.co.uk. . What is Globalisation. Globalisation describes the trend of national borders and nation states becoming less important economically, politically and culturally. Economic globalisation is characterised by the growth of massive transnational corporations (TNCs) beyond the control of national governments. . Globalisation . What is it?. The shrinking in importance of global boundaries and nation states economically, politically and culturally. Key Features. Growth in importance of international issues, problems, risks and decline in importance of solely national issues. My thesis is focusing on developing a research paradigm. The paradigm involves generating lots of ideas… . My focus today is on one generated idea: the potential relation of Supermodernity to the early years learning environment. Brainstorm 20 words that you associate with Globalisation. Objectives:. To understand the concept of globalisation. To assess the impact of globalisation on differing parties. HW: . The Characteristics of Globalisation. 8 December. 2016. Making. . of. the . Modern. World . Lecture. Julia McClure. J.McClure@Warwick.ac.uk. What is the face of globalization?. Globalization today?. Fast connections: internet, social media. Definition of globalisation. ‘The ability to produce any goods (or service) anywhere in the world, using raw materials, components, capital and technology from anywhere, sell the resulting output anywhere, and place the profits anywhere.’. What is globalisation?. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9lgZper-W4#t=103. Factors promoting . Globalisation. A reduction in protectionist barriers to trade in the World Economy.. A reduction in international capital movement restrictions; encouraging Foreign Direct Investment . By the end of this lesson you will have:. Understood cultural diffusion and its causes. Considered the cost of cultural erosion. Seen how cultural and environmental change is resisted and reacted to. By the end of this lesson you will have:. Understood cultural diffusion and its causes. Considered the cost of cultural erosion. Seen how cultural and environmental change is resisted and reacted to. Q. What are the four strands of globalisation with an example?. A. Social – . international immigration. Political – . t. he growth of trade blocs. Cultural – . the dominance of western culture. Write down 2 connections. . Globalisation. Learning objective.. To understand what globalisation is and how places around the world are connected. To be able to give a clear definition of globalisation.. 2014 – Session 3. The winners and losers of globalisation. Main Drivers. The drive for a global presence. Economic integration and trade liberalisation have produced an unstoppable movement toward economic globalisation. .