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The document discusses how globalization has transformed Indian markets over the past 30 years. It defines globalization as the rapid integration of countries through trade and cultural exchange. Globalization in India is largely driven by multinational corporations that produce goods across borders to reduce costs and increase profits. Before globalization, Indian consumers had few brand options, but now all major international brands sell in India, giving consumers a wide variety of choices.
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globalisation.pptx
- 1. GLOBALISATION AND THE INDIAN ECO N O M Y
- 2. HOW INDIAN MARKETS HAVE BEEN TRANSFORMED All international brands sell their consumer goods in India As a result consumers have a wide choice This has become possible because of globalisation But it was not the same some 30 years ago. Only few brands were available to the consumers.
- 3. WHAT IS GLOBALIZATION Globalization is the process of rapid integration or interconnection between countries. Globalization is the process of international integration arising from the interchange of world views, ideas, and other aspects of culture.
- 4. Forms of Globalization Economic- It is a concept where capital, labour and commodity, market, information, raw material, management and organization are internationalized and fully interdependent through out the planet.
- 9. MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS Main force behind globalisation MNC is a company that owns or controls production in more than one country It not only sells the finished products globally, the goods and services are produced also globally This is done to reduce the cost of production and earn greater profit
- 10. C ONTI……. Production is divided in small parts across the globe to gain advantage for their closeness to the market, cheap labour and raw material. The MNC may save around 50-60% in production and increase profit.
- 11. CONSUMER MARKET IN INDIA BEFORE GLOBALISATION
- 12. C ONSUMER BRANDS IN INDIA AFTER GLOBALISATION
- 13. HOW MNCS SPREAD PRODUCTION
- 14. EXAMPLES OF M N CS
- 15. EXAMPLES OF MNCS
- 16. Thank you