-Introduction-

Globalisation-
Every person knows this word, but what does it
really means?
In fact, globalisation represents :
-connecting all areas of life, for example: communication,economy,politics and cultureal aspects
-the main aspect of globalisation is to deregulate the world trade.

A lot of corporates are manufacturing their products in other countries, low-wage zones, cause it's cheaper. So they're able to produce more products with less investment.

Examples:

-textile industries
-components of end-products (automotive / plane manufacturing)
- chip creation

So you recognize that globalisation appears in all parts of life culture,economy,trade,environtment,manufacturing and even between individuals,society,institutions and states.

-Consequences-

-everey company tries to decrease their espanditure transport costs appereing to be really high, but related to production costs in "Western Countries" those are really low

-Workers were low payed in "Third World Countries" wich were used as manufacturing locations

-"The Global War" of manufacturing locations
and logistical connection

-resource demand, which is the cheapest

-loose of quality

-negative influence for countries wich are into
agricultural production, they don't have a chance to expand their economy

- more negative is that persons are speculate with money to influcene prices,countries and companies

-Pros-

-World Wide Trade without imaginary borders, every where people are able to buy everything

-every nation is able to take a part

-World's economy will increase faster

-more communication with other indivuduals

-Cons-

-Corporates are able to force states to determine the states politics

-the gap between poor and rich increases

-unemployment in "Western Countries"

-World wide conjuncture variations