International Economics, 6. Poverty, Progress, and Critics of Globalization Case Solution
In this book the writer describes that due to the impact of new technology, globalization, and international trade, the managers need to understand fundamental economic theories to make well rounded choices. To that end, this publication summarizes the conceptual basis of economic globalization.
He describes the core models of economic theory related to supervisors and how these theories provide a framework for interpreting the international market. He indicates complementary readings including case studies and also shares insight on using the publication in management classes. The writer reviews the research and emphasizes both positive and negative effects on public health, population growth, poverty levels, and the labor market. He discusses the example of Walmart to exemplify both advantages of arguments against globalization. He also looks at problems within international monetary integration, labor unions, the unequal accumulation of fiscal power, and supreme well-being.
This is just an excerpt. This case is about Finance
Publication Date: 11/01/2013
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