How did globalization come into existence? How does the meaning of globalization vary in its 4 phases of development? The four (4) phases of globalization namely: Phase 1: Humanizing the globe, Phase 2: Localizing the global economy, Phase 3: Globalizing local economies, and Phase 4: Globalizing factories. What is your understanding of capitalism? How is capitalism compared to liberalism and neoliberalism? Why does globalization require a country to adopt a liberal market economy?

How did globalization come into existence? How does the meaning of globalization vary in its 4 phases of development? The four (4) phases of globalization namely: Phase 1: Humanizing the globe, Phase 2: Localizing the global economy, Phase 3: Globalizing local economies, and Phase 4: Globalizing factories. What is your understanding of capitalism? How is capitalism compared to liberalism and neoliberalism? Why does globalization require a country to adopt a liberal market economy?

Economics:

10th Edition

ISBN:9781285859460

Author:BOYES, William

Publisher:BOYES, William

Chapter18: Globalization

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 17E

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