Globilization
Positives
Access to New Cultures
Lower Cost for products
The Spread of Technology and Innovation
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Negatives
Incurring Tariffs and Export Fees
Summary
Paying customs and export fees, which 29% of U.S. and UK IT leaders thought is difficult for their international operations, is another issue they both mentioned in the research. Depending on the industry, shipping things overseas might be expensive for businesses trying to sell their goods abroad.
It takes a lot of ships and containers
to move product abroad which
leads to it costing a lot.
Payroll and Compliance Challenges
Summary
Managing international payroll and staying in line with evolving tax and employment rules is another major challenge for global expansion. If you attempt to manage activities across various markets, the management work becomes considerably more challenging.
Foreign Worker Exploitation
Summary
Although many customers do benefit from lower prices, it also fosters fierce rivalry, which prompts some businesses to look for low-cost labour sources. Some western businesses export their products to nations with lax standards, such China and Malaysia, where it is simpler to abuse workers.
Laws work differently in other countries so
the working conditions could likely be worse.
Due to globalisation, businesses can create their goods more cheaply. Additionally, it heightens international competition, which lowers costs and gives customers a wider range of options. People in both developing and developed nations can live better on less money because to lower prices.
If a product is more expensive
people are less likely to buy it.
Summary
With the advent of globalization, it has never been simpler to access international cuisine, entertainment, music, and visual arts. It is possible to order Thai food to be delivered to your apartment while listening to your favourite UK artist or streaming a Bollywood movie thanks to the free flow of people, goods, art, and information.
If your brand appeals to more people
then the business will profit more.
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