IBC1_globalization要点.ppt

Percentage Share of Total FDI Stock, 1980-2005 III. The changing Demographics of the Global Economy * Classroom Performance System Which of the following statements is true? The U.S. has been accounting for an increasing share of world trade in recent years The U.S. has been accounting for an increasing share of world foreign direct investment in recent years The U.S. has been accounting for an increasing share of world output in recent years The share of world trade accounted for by China has been increasing in recent years III. The changing Demographics of the Global Economy d * 3. The Changing Nature of Multinational Enterprises p.16 A multinational enterprise is any business that has productive activities in two or more countries. Two features: - growth of new multinational enterprises from the worlds developing nations -The number of mini-multinationals is on the rise III. The changing Demographics of the Global Economy * 4. The Global Economy of the 21st Century p.19 more developed nations: More nations are joining the ranks of the world Market-oriented economies: China, and other countries may build powerful market-oriented economies Not inevitable globalization: Countries may pull back from the recent commitment to liberal economic ideology. risks: Greater globalization brings with risks of its own. Globalization is not all good. III. The changing Demographics of the Global Economy * IV. The Globalization Debate * Impacts and Implications of globalization? Poverty gap and inequality Uneven geographies of labour * Is the shift toward a more integrated and interdependent global economy a good thing? Anti-globalization Protests Anti-globalization protesters now turn up at almost every major meeting of a global institution Protesters fear that