Petrella describes globalization as comprising of the following concepts: ? Internationalization of financial markets ? Internationalization of corporate strategies, in particular their commitment to competition as a source of wealth creation. ? Diffusion of technology and related R&D and knowledge worldwide ? Transformation of consumption patterns into cultured products with worldwide consumer markets ? Internationalization of the regulatory capabilities of national societies into a global political economic system...
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Four clear forces have contributed to this: market saturation, disintermediation, deregulation of financial markets and the internationalization of financial markets. A clear conception of what a large part of globalization the industrialization of financial markets is, is clearly outlined by Clarke and Clegg International financial flows and foreign currency exchanges now dwarf the value of international trade in goods...
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