GLOBALIZATION in the real world_social science

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Topic: Globalization


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GLOBALIZATION

LESSON OBJECTIVES: Define globalization Discuss the effects of globalization Assess the relevance of maintaining the process of globalization.

Activity: Buy ‘n Sell Directions: Choose one available object that can possible available in a global market. Try to sell it to your classmate

Globalization is a process of interaction and integration of every landscape in the planet.

Globalization is the process of international integration arising from the interchange of world views, products, ideas and other aspects of culture.

How globalization works? These international interactions and dependencies are enabled and accelerated by advances in technology, especially in transportation and telecommunications.

Types of Globalization: Economic globalization Political globalization Cultural globalization

Economic globalization . This type focuses on the unification and integration of international financial markets, as well as multinational corporations that have a significant influence on international markets.

Political globalization This type deals mainly with policies designed to facilitate international trade and commerce. It also deals with the institutions that implement these policies, which can include national governments as well as international institutions, such as the International Monetary Fund

This type focuses on the social factors that cause cultures to converge -- such as increased ease of communication and transportation, brought about by technology. Cultural globalization

creates greater opportunities for firms in less industrialized countries to tap into more and larger markets around the world. more access to capital flows, technology, human capital, cheaper imports, and larger export markets. less industrialized countries to become part of international production networks and supply chains that are the main conduits of trade. IMPACT OF GLOBALIZATION

Advantages of Globalization

Disadvantages of Globalization

GROUP ACTIVITY: LET’S DO THIS TOGETHER! Directions: Direction: Fill out the necessary information for each stage

Agree or Disagree Directions: Read and analyze the statement. Draw a if you agree on the statement and if you disagree. 1. Globalization create job opportunities. 2. Globalization create balance among under developing, developing and developed countries. 3. Environmental resources are well-maintained and protected at all times in globalization processes. 4. No countries are left behind in globalization process. 5. There is no such competition in globalization.

____ 1. Deals mainly with policies designed to facilitate international trade and commerce . ____ 2. This refers to the process of interaction and integration of every landscape in the planet. ____ 3. Focuses on the social factors that cause cultures to converge ____ 4. Focuses on the unification and integration of international financial markets. ____ 5. Creates greater opportunities for firms in less industrialized countries A. Cultural globalization C. Globalization B. Political Globalization D. Economic Globalization Pre-Test: Directions: Choose the letter that correspond to your answer.
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