WELCOME TO THE
PRESENTATION
PRESENTED TO:
MD. ABDULLAH AL MAMUN
DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT
BANGLADESH UNIVERSITY OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY
PRESENTED BY:
GLOBALIZATION & ITS POSITIVE EFFECTS
FARHANA IQBAL ORNI
WHAT IS GLOBALIZATION?
Globalization involves the movement of people, goods,
ideas and information across national boundaries. It has
been defined as ‘the intensification of worldwide social
relations which link distant localities in such a way that
local happenings are shaped by events occurring many
miles away and vice versa. Globalization is not something
new.The social, artistic and commercial effects that
spread originally from Italy during the Renaissance
beginning what historians call ‘the early modern period’
WHAT IS GLOBALIZATION?
Today it is the globalization of production that is
most influential in influencing and building
relationships. This is based on the integration of
economic activities and economies on a world scale
which is being spearheaded by multinational
companies.
KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF
GLOBALIZATION:
TRADE:
It is considered to be a major characteristic of
globalization. Since 1986, it has consistently grown
significantly faster than world gross domestic product.
KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF
GLOBALIZATION:
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT(FDI):
The information and communications technology (ICT)
revolution helped with the declining transport costs
and made the growth of far-flung, multi-country based
production of goods and services both technically and
economically feasible. Production processes could be
located anywhere across the globe to exploit economic
advantages arising from differences in costs, factor
availabilities and the congeniality of the investment
climate. Components and parts can be easily
transported around the globe and assembled at will
Asma Ul Husna Oishi
KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF
GLOBALIZATION:
TECHNOLOGY:
The effects of this new technology have also spread
well beyond the realm of the economical field. The
same technology that enabled rapid economic
globalization has been exploited for general use by
governments, civil society and individuals. With the
spread of internet, email, low cost international
phone services, mobile phones and electronic
conferencing, the world has become more
interconnected due to globalization.
KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF
GLOBALIZATION:
FINANCIAL FLOWS:
Before globalization the world lived with a system of
separate national financial markets limited by
boundaries.Financial liberalization created the policy
environment expanded the capital mobility. But the increase
in capital flows was greatly boosted by the revolution in ICT.
This made possible the improved and speedier knowledge of
foreign markets, the development of “round the world and
round the clock” financial transactions, and the emergence
of new financial instruments, especially derivatives. By and
by all the international markets increased in the 1990s in the
Surma Akhter
IMPACTS OF GLOBALIZATION
ECONOMIC GROWTH:
Globalization’s impact on economic growth can be understood by the
major increases in worldwide trade and exchanges in an increasingly
open, integrated, borderless international economy. A remarkable
growth can be seen in such trade and exchanges, not only in traditional
international trade in goods and services, but also in exchanges of
currencies, in capital movements, in technology transfer, in people
moving through migration, and in information exchange.measuring the
extent of globalization is by counting the volume of international
financial transactions, with over $1.2 trillion flowing through New York
currency markets each day and with the volume of daily international
stock market transactions exceed this enormous amount.
IMPACTS OF GLOBALIZATION:
COUNTRIES:
The rise of India and China can be taken as a part of the big picture
which reveals highly uneven distribution of benefits of globalization. The
industrial countries, with their strong initial economic base, abundance
of capital and skill, and technological leadership, were well placed to
gain substantial benefits from increasing globalization. The effects of
globalization currently emanate most strongly from two main centers
Europe and the United States and increasingly, as their industrialization
proceeds also from India and China. Ripples of change from these
centers are beginning to affect even the smallest and most remote and
isolated communities all around the globe.
IMPACTS OF GLOBALIZATION:
PEOPLE:
People started to move into cities from the country side expecting more
jobs and facilities and to earn a good living. This can be taken as a key
feature of globalization and industrialism. With this social mobility
increases and new middle classes emerge with new values of aspirations
and ideas of personal responsibility.. Globalization creates many job
opportunities and causes erosion of jobs in the country and fuels
unemployment as well. Due to that people are often threaten to take
jobs abroad to save money, millions of employees often face the fear of
pay cuts and layoffs. Such unpredictable scenarios can cause serious
emotional unrest and can disorientate an individual.
Sultana Akhter
THE POSITIVE EFFECTS OF
GLOBALIZATION IN BANGLADESH
Impact of globalization is obvious in the following spheres :
• Impact On Communication :
With the impact of high-tech communication media and
ultramodern transportation facilities, the world has come closer.
Now we can learn instantly what is happening in the farthest
region. Countries of the world have become like families in a
village. They can share their joys and sorrows like next-door
neighbors.
THE POSITIVE EFFECTS OF
GLOBALIZATION IN BANGLADESH
• Impact On The Economy :
The Impact Of globalization on Bangladesh economy cannot be denied.
Like the developing countries of the world our country is getting benefit
out of border-less market. Our GDP has increased. Garment industries
are considered the foreign exchange earner. In terms of investment,
employment and exports, the functioning EPZs(Export Processing Zones)
have been greatly successful.
Jannatul Ferdous
THE POSITIVE EFFECTS OF
GLOBALIZATION IN BANGLADESH
Impact On Modern Technology :
Globalization is now largely based on a strong technological foundation. The
electronic transfer of information via the internet has now created an
instantaneous and inter-connected world of information resulting in a 24-hour
trading network. This technology has largely changed banking and financial
activities. Worldwide money transfer and transaction of businesses have now
become a matter of clicking the mouse of a computer. Some products like
software and TV schedules are also amenable to digital of electronic
transmission. We can now buy and sell goods through the electronic screen.
CONCLUSION
 The countries produce more and more goods and services
due to the competition, with that the productivity grows
more quickly. This leads the way to the economic growth
and the living standards can go up faster.
 Global competition and cheap imports keep a lid on prices,
so inflation is less like to derail economic growth.
 An open economy brings out fresh ideas from abroad.
 People get the chance to work abroad and earn more than
doing jobs in their own country.
 Unfettered capital flows give access to foreign investment
and keep interest rates low.
Thank You All
Any Question???

Globalization & its positive effects

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    PRESENTED TO: MD. ABDULLAHAL MAMUN DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT BANGLADESH UNIVERSITY OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY
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    GLOBALIZATION & ITSPOSITIVE EFFECTS
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    WHAT IS GLOBALIZATION? Globalizationinvolves the movement of people, goods, ideas and information across national boundaries. It has been defined as ‘the intensification of worldwide social relations which link distant localities in such a way that local happenings are shaped by events occurring many miles away and vice versa. Globalization is not something new.The social, artistic and commercial effects that spread originally from Italy during the Renaissance beginning what historians call ‘the early modern period’
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    WHAT IS GLOBALIZATION? Todayit is the globalization of production that is most influential in influencing and building relationships. This is based on the integration of economic activities and economies on a world scale which is being spearheaded by multinational companies.
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    KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF GLOBALIZATION: TRADE: Itis considered to be a major characteristic of globalization. Since 1986, it has consistently grown significantly faster than world gross domestic product.
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    KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF GLOBALIZATION: FOREIGNDIRECT INVESTMENT(FDI): The information and communications technology (ICT) revolution helped with the declining transport costs and made the growth of far-flung, multi-country based production of goods and services both technically and economically feasible. Production processes could be located anywhere across the globe to exploit economic advantages arising from differences in costs, factor availabilities and the congeniality of the investment climate. Components and parts can be easily transported around the globe and assembled at will
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    KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF GLOBALIZATION: TECHNOLOGY: Theeffects of this new technology have also spread well beyond the realm of the economical field. The same technology that enabled rapid economic globalization has been exploited for general use by governments, civil society and individuals. With the spread of internet, email, low cost international phone services, mobile phones and electronic conferencing, the world has become more interconnected due to globalization.
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    KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF GLOBALIZATION: FINANCIALFLOWS: Before globalization the world lived with a system of separate national financial markets limited by boundaries.Financial liberalization created the policy environment expanded the capital mobility. But the increase in capital flows was greatly boosted by the revolution in ICT. This made possible the improved and speedier knowledge of foreign markets, the development of “round the world and round the clock” financial transactions, and the emergence of new financial instruments, especially derivatives. By and by all the international markets increased in the 1990s in the
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    IMPACTS OF GLOBALIZATION ECONOMICGROWTH: Globalization’s impact on economic growth can be understood by the major increases in worldwide trade and exchanges in an increasingly open, integrated, borderless international economy. A remarkable growth can be seen in such trade and exchanges, not only in traditional international trade in goods and services, but also in exchanges of currencies, in capital movements, in technology transfer, in people moving through migration, and in information exchange.measuring the extent of globalization is by counting the volume of international financial transactions, with over $1.2 trillion flowing through New York currency markets each day and with the volume of daily international stock market transactions exceed this enormous amount.
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    IMPACTS OF GLOBALIZATION: COUNTRIES: Therise of India and China can be taken as a part of the big picture which reveals highly uneven distribution of benefits of globalization. The industrial countries, with their strong initial economic base, abundance of capital and skill, and technological leadership, were well placed to gain substantial benefits from increasing globalization. The effects of globalization currently emanate most strongly from two main centers Europe and the United States and increasingly, as their industrialization proceeds also from India and China. Ripples of change from these centers are beginning to affect even the smallest and most remote and isolated communities all around the globe.
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    IMPACTS OF GLOBALIZATION: PEOPLE: Peoplestarted to move into cities from the country side expecting more jobs and facilities and to earn a good living. This can be taken as a key feature of globalization and industrialism. With this social mobility increases and new middle classes emerge with new values of aspirations and ideas of personal responsibility.. Globalization creates many job opportunities and causes erosion of jobs in the country and fuels unemployment as well. Due to that people are often threaten to take jobs abroad to save money, millions of employees often face the fear of pay cuts and layoffs. Such unpredictable scenarios can cause serious emotional unrest and can disorientate an individual.
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    THE POSITIVE EFFECTSOF GLOBALIZATION IN BANGLADESH Impact of globalization is obvious in the following spheres : • Impact On Communication : With the impact of high-tech communication media and ultramodern transportation facilities, the world has come closer. Now we can learn instantly what is happening in the farthest region. Countries of the world have become like families in a village. They can share their joys and sorrows like next-door neighbors.
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    THE POSITIVE EFFECTSOF GLOBALIZATION IN BANGLADESH • Impact On The Economy : The Impact Of globalization on Bangladesh economy cannot be denied. Like the developing countries of the world our country is getting benefit out of border-less market. Our GDP has increased. Garment industries are considered the foreign exchange earner. In terms of investment, employment and exports, the functioning EPZs(Export Processing Zones) have been greatly successful.
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    THE POSITIVE EFFECTSOF GLOBALIZATION IN BANGLADESH Impact On Modern Technology : Globalization is now largely based on a strong technological foundation. The electronic transfer of information via the internet has now created an instantaneous and inter-connected world of information resulting in a 24-hour trading network. This technology has largely changed banking and financial activities. Worldwide money transfer and transaction of businesses have now become a matter of clicking the mouse of a computer. Some products like software and TV schedules are also amenable to digital of electronic transmission. We can now buy and sell goods through the electronic screen.
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    CONCLUSION  The countriesproduce more and more goods and services due to the competition, with that the productivity grows more quickly. This leads the way to the economic growth and the living standards can go up faster.  Global competition and cheap imports keep a lid on prices, so inflation is less like to derail economic growth.  An open economy brings out fresh ideas from abroad.  People get the chance to work abroad and earn more than doing jobs in their own country.  Unfettered capital flows give access to foreign investment and keep interest rates low.
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