Globalisation: How it is defined
Globalisation is a controversial concept which means different things to different people. However, generally speaking it describes the way that production, distribution, sales, finance and investment take place without regard to national boundaries. There are a number of forces which determine the spread of globalisation. These include improvements in transport and communications, production of larger amounts of goods, the increasing similarities of consumer tastes, and government policies.
Globalisation is a controversial concept which means different things to different people. However, generally speaking it describes the way that production, distribution, sales, finance and investment take place without regard to national boundaries. There are a number of forces which determine the spread of globalisation. These include improvements in transport and communications, production of larger amounts of goods, the increasing similarities of consumer tastes, and government policies.
