Fear of finance

Article Abstract:

In the last decade financial markets have become globalized as banks and financiers attempt to expand their market shares. Innovation, technology and deregulation spurred this change toward a global capital market which is the cause of the current international recession.

Analysis, International aspects, Capital market, Capital markets, International trade, Deregulation

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Back in fashion: multinationals

Article Abstract:

Foreign investment and multinational firms, once seen as a threat to national sovereignty, are now embraced as purveyors of wealth, technology and jobs. However, the world is not close to total economic integration and seamless trade.

Foreign investments, International business enterprises, Multinational corporations, Influence

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