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While it is believed that globalization is a recent phenomena, this is not the case. At every stage of
development, different sorts of people connect with one another on a global scale. The adoption
of new technologies and increased connectivity within the nation further accelerates it further. The
start of Economic Globalization can be traced when ancient tribes settled and were able to
outmuscle other nomadic tribes. Advances in technology throughout the premodern era made it
possible for trade and communication to flourish. Regional markets and capitalism both emerged
in the early modern era. The Industrial Revolution led to significant technological advancements
during the modern era at the expense of the environment. People are interacting more in the
modern period thanks to deregulated economic and ICT systems, which is characterized as
convergence.
Globalization is not just a political or economic phenomena; it also has cultural and ecological
implications. It indicates that there will be increasing global interdependence in a variety of ways.
There is probably no longer any aspect of human endeavor unaffected by globalization. We make
environmental, war, and peace decisions together while also enjoying the same music, food, and
clothing. I think that economics is at the heart of globalization. People who live in various nations
appear to be engaging in an increasing amount of economic activity in recent years. It manifests
itself in a variety of ways, including global trade, an increase in import and export, foreign
investments, loans and bonds, and many others. Economic globalization affects practically every
aspect of human existence and has varying effects on enterprises around the world. On the one
hand, there are possible advantages to globalization, but there are also prices or risks.
Globalization encourages economic growth and lowers poverty. We are more susceptible to
global changes as a result of globalization. For instance, the enormous market for foreign goods
in the United States keeps international employees employed and produces jobs abroad. Similar
to this, the strength of the American economy is influenced by how well American goods are
received abroad.