全球化ppt.pptx

globalization ;Background Rapier（双刃剑） The Davos Economic Forum History of the Davos Economic Forum A speech given by Bill Gates;;implications which has appeared in the aftermath of the end of the cold war. (The end of the cold war took place during 1989-92). Even before the end of the cold war, the leaders and experts of the west had been pleading free trade between nations so that, being economically dominant, they would control and dominate the economies of developing countries. They wanted their free and unrestricted access to the markets and resources of developing countries. They advocated dismantling of protectionist barriers raised by developing countries, though they themselves practice protectionism to defend the interests of their own industrialists, workers and farmers. During the cold war, they were trying to persuade developing countries to accept their demand. But, with the end of the cold war, they are trying to impose their views on the latter. ;;Rapier; ;The Davos Economic Forum;merely share holders, clients and customers, but also employees and the communities within which the firm is situated, including governments.Events in 1973, including the collapse of the Bretton Woods fixed-exchange rate mechanism and the Arab-Israeli War, saw the annual meeting expand its focus from management to economic and social issues, and political leaders were invited for the first time to the annual meeting in January 1974. FW de Klerk and Nelson Mandela shake hands at the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum held in Davos in January 1992. Naoto Kan, then Japanese Prime Minister gives a special message at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2011 Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman, World Economic Forum. Gordon Brown, then-Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, and Queen Rania of Jordan at the 2008 annual meeting. As the years went by, political leaders began to use the annual meeting as a neutral platform to resolve their differenc