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Business Presentation: Is Globalisation good for everyone?

Business Presentation: Is Globalisation good for everyone?. Globalization. Multinational Company. &. Globalization. Name for the process of increasing the connectivity and interdependence of the world's markets and businesses. Points of Globalization:-.

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Business Presentation: Is Globalisation good for everyone?

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  1. Business Presentation: Is Globalisation good for everyone?

  2. Globalization Multinational Company &

  3. Globalization Name for the process of increasing the connectivity and interdependence of the world's markets and businesses.

  4. Points of Globalization:- - Free trade agreements and economic unions have reduced protection for Industries. • Improved travel links and communications between all parts of world have • easier to compare prices and qualities of goods from many countries. • Many countries which used to have very undeveloped manufacturing industries • have been building up these business very rapidly.

  5. Multinational Company/business Multinational businesses are those with factories, production or service operations in more than one country. These are sometimes known as TRASNATIONAL businesses.

  6. Multinational Company/business Multinational business are some of the largest organisations in the world. They include: • Oil companies: Shell, BP, Exxon • Tobacco companies: L&M, KrongThip, Dunhill • Car manufacturers: Nissan, BMW

  7. Why do firms become multinational?

  8. Advantages of multinational operating in a country:

  9. Disadvantages of multinationals operating in country:

  10. Obtain raw materials Avoid trade barriers Spreads risks Low labor costs New market Advantages to the firm Multinational Company/business Advantages to the country New investment Disadvantages to the country Use of Scare resources Taxes paid to The government More exports Fewer imports Jobs created More competition Existing firms in danger Profits flow Out of country Often only Unskilled Jobs created Influence the government and economy

  11. Factors multinational businesses have to take in account : • When manufacturing: - Resources - Infrastructure • When selling • Tastes of the people • Law in different countries • Country’s status and development

  12. THE SUFFERINGS PEOPLE HAD TO GO THROUGH FOR MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES:- • Who suffered? • people, areas and other businesses One example is relocation, it is the most urgent for the community to survive. People can continue to struggle for a fair and transparent settlement. E.g.: N.C. Zoo's Beaver Relocation Effort Suffers Setback

  13. THE SUFFERINGS PEOPLE HAD TO GO THROUGH FOR MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES:- • For companies to open up : space is needed. To gain this space, sometimes hundreds of people have to relocate, old historic buildings are broken down, and nature is destroyed.

  14. Done by:- • Joe • Caroline • Mintra • Jom • Kavin • Natasha Thank You for watching! We hope you learn more about Globalisation!

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