Globalization
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Globalization 3.0 refers to the current phase of globalization where individuals and small groups can collaborate and compete globally through technologies like the internet and mobile devices. Key aspects of Globalization 3.0 include individuals from different parts of the world taking part in the global marketplace through remote work, as well as technologies like smartphones and apps that further connect people worldwide and enhance collaboration.
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