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Events |
Aspect of globalization |
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Disneyland, the American theme park, has been set up in Hong Kong,
Japan, and France. |
economic |
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The parts of a car come from all over the world: Germany, Japan,
Korea etc. and the car is assembled in the U.S. |
economic |
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Businesses are operated with many satellite locations or call
centers in other parts of the world to answer questions in another: for example,
someone in India answering a call from the U.S. about a product or service. |
informational |
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The
creation of regional forums such as the European Union, Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation (APEC), and international
organizations such as the World Trade Organization and the World Health
Organization. These international forums and organizations have new rules and
agreements for participating countries to follow. |
Political |
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The spread of language, products, and customs as people are
closely connected. |
Cultural |
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Franchises
for McDonald's hamburgers, Pizza Hut, Burger King, KFC, and others carrying
U.S. trade names are operating throughout the world. |
Economic |
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Cable News
Network (CNN), based in the United States, produces 24-hour news broadcasts that can be seen by people around the
world. |
Informational |
We can see even how McDonalds, Burger King, KFC are part of globalization, some way they contribute something to society but they have also had a negative impact
ResponderBorrarWhat do you think? Are you a frequent consumer of these places?
I think that these companies have a negative impact but because of the bad habits of consumers, in my case I do consume in these places but I don't visit them very often.
BorrarI think the situations were quite clear and did not give for any other option
ResponderBorrarDo you think McDonalds takes a lot of market out of local hamburger stands?
I think this company crushes small businesses, not just burger companies, but any small business that cooks.
Borrar
ResponderBorrarWhy could it be considered that cultural globalization could affect national cultures?
because sometimes this type of globalization threatens the identity of some place
ResponderBorrar