Why the world isn't flat

Article Abstract:

Globalization appears to closely connect people, countries and markets, but a detailed examination of the available data reveals that only a small part of what is considered globalization actually exists. The 21st-century world is only just beginning to comprehend the potential of modern global integration, and even this little bit of globalization is in danger of being lost.

Political aspects, International competition (Commerce), International competition (Economics), Japanese competition

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Offshore trade: Making sense of the arguments

Article Abstract:

'Offshoring' is the latest twist on an inaccurate, decades-old complaint that global trade is stealing jobs and causing a 'race to the bottom'. Ten points clarifying this assumptions are discussed stating that the transformed jobs and the new wealth jobs created as a result of this Offshoring has led to higher standard of living.

Outsourcing

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Debtor nation: The rising risks of the American dream, on a borrowed dime

Article Abstract:

The article examines the increasing consumerism in America, which is being financed by an infusion of foreign cash flow.

Public affairs, Social aspects, Analysis, Economic aspects, Consumer advocacy, Consumerism, Debt management

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