E-boom rewrites the rules of the market

Article Abstract:

The boom in e-commerce and the associated rise in wealth is considered by some observers to be similar to those of the past and is expected to come to an end soon after 2000. However, its impact is causing changes which appear to be having a much wider influence on world economies.

Economic aspects, Electronic commerce, E-commerce

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The messy new world disorder

Article Abstract:

The terrorist attacks on the United States on 11 September 2001 have affected the future of business globalisation. The significance of recognizing different values and trying to integrate these is now the driving force behind globalisation.

Influence, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001

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The free-trade fantasy: globalisation is not the devil it is made out to be, but neither will it be the savior of the world

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the impact of globalization are discussed. The fact that nation-states retain a dominant role in the regulation and supervision of international trade is highlighted.

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