STRUCTURE OF GLOBALIZATION

Social Political Economic

A measure of how easily The amount of political co- Countries that trade with
information and ideas pass operation there between many others and few trade
between people in their own countries barriers are economically
country and between different globalized
countries (includes access to
internet and social media
networks)
ECONOMIC
GLOBALIZATION
the free movement of
goods capital services,
technology, and
information.
it refers to the
increasing interdependence
of world economies as a
result of the growing scale
of cross-border trade of
commodities and services,
flow of international capital
and wide and rapid spread
of technologies.
The process or
arrangement between
regions to reduce or
eliminate trade barriers,
and to coordinate
monetary or fiscal
policies with common
purpose of increasing
the trade to those
countries involved.
Thoughts:
1. Improve the
allocation of Natural
Resources
2. Promote technology
transfer
3. Enhance living
standards
1. Regional Integration
1. Regional Integration
2. Trade Liberalization
1. Regional Integration
2. Trade Liberalization
3. Foreign Direct Investment
1. Regional Integration
2. Trade Liberalization
3. Foreign Direct Investment
4. Privatization
1. Regional Integration
2. Trade Liberalization
3. Foreign Direct Investment
4. Privatization
5. Deregulation
Mercantilism was an
economic system of trade
that spanned from the 16th
century to 18th century.
Mercantilism was based
on the idea that a nation’s
wealth and power were best
served by increasing
exports and so involved
increasing.
Intergovernmental Multinationals
Supranational transnationals
Non-govermental
INTERGOVERNMENTAL SUPRANATIONAL NON-GOVERNMENTAL
ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS
INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
• It is composed of nation-states that promote
VOLUNTARY cooperation and coordination among its
members.
• Decisions and agreements are NOT ENFORCEABLE.
• Members do not surrender any sovereignty.
SUPRANATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
• It is composed of nation-states that promote VOLUNTARY
cooperation and coordination among its members.
• Surrender their power in specific areas to the higher organization.
• Decisions and agreement MUST BE OBEYED. They have often
courts to determine the violations occurred.
INTERNATIONAL NON-GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
• It is NOT CREATED by an international treaty of intergovernmental
agreement.
• They often focus on a specific issues around the world.
• It is NOT-FOR-PROFIT VOLUNTARY associations in which projects are
funded by philanthropies or through partial government funding.
These corporation sell goods and manufactured products to be used all over the world

MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS
TRANSNAITONAL CORPORATIONS
MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS (MNCS)
• Global Corporations
• An entity that owns and controls production of
goods of services in one or more countries aside
from there home/origin country.
TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS
• Commercial Enterprise that operates substantial
facilities that does business in more than one
country.
• Unlike with MNC, NO home/origin country.