Prepared by:

ALICE C. RODEJERO
SS1D
 THEY INTENTIONALLY SURPASS NATIONAL
BORDERS AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
OPPORTUNITIES IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES TO
MANUFACTURE, DISTRIBUTE, MARKET AND SELL
THEIR PRODUCTS.
1. GLOBAL CORPORATIONS OFTEN LOCATE
THEIR FACTORIES IN OTHER COUNTRIES.
 Bringing jobs
 Promotes more rapid advances in the developing
nation because of the ideas and innovation brought by
industrialized countries.
 Makes nation around the world more interdependent
2. ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES

3. MORE EMPLOYMENT WORLDWIDE

4. HIGHER PRODUCT OUTPUT

1. THEY INFLUENCE THE ECONOMY AND
POLITICS BY DONATING MONEY TO
SPECIFIC POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS.
2. THE UPPER CLASS MAY BENEFIT FROM THE
BUSINESS OF THESE CORPORATIONS BUT
THE PEOPLE WORKING IN THE FACTORIES
ARE EXPLOITED AS THEIR WAGES ARE CUT.
 Long working hours
 Substandard wages
 Poor working conditions
3. IF THE LABOR LAWS IN ONE COUNTRY
BECOME RESTRICTIVE TO GLOBAL
CORPORATIONS, THEY CAN JUST MOVE
TO A NEW COUNTRY.
4. COMPANIES ARE OUTSOURCING
THEIR LABOR TO OTHER COUNTRIES.
5. SOMEHOW DIFFUSION MIGHT
HAPPEN.
 Cultural practices and expression are also
passed between nations.