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Module 2 Part 2
Institutional Structure and
Its Impact on Globalization
• What is institutional structure?
– Institutions are the rules, enforcement mechanisms, and
organizations that support market transactions.
• Impact of globalization:
– Demand for transparency, openness, and disclosure from political
institutions
– Need for adaptive institutions that provide societal stability and
incentives for private investment
– Increasing expectations of accountability and responsibility for
those who govern
– Importance of independent judiciary and free press
Effective Policy Measures That
Promote Globalization
Good
governance
Ex: Singapore
Effective
Competitive Property
markets
Policy rights
Measures
Anticorruption
policies
Take a few
moments to think
about what life
was like ten or
even five years
ago.
Impact of Information Technology
on Globalization
Expanding the
The Digital Global Use of
Generation Information
Technology
“Leapfrogging”
The Digital into the
Divide Myth Internet and
Cell Phone Era
The Globalization Controversy
• Arguments against globalization:
– Job losses and income stagnation
Globalization’s Winners
• China
• India
• Brazil
Globalization’s Losers
• Central Asia
• Much of Africa
• North Korea
End of Module 2 (IBT)
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Reference:
Gaspar, J.E. et al. (2015). Introduction to Global Business: Understanding the International
Environment and Global Business Function, 2nd Edition, Cengage Learning Asia.
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