The Complexity and Benefits of Globalization and Outsourcing
The Complexity and Benefits of
Globalization and Outsourcing
ii Outline
THESIS: Globalization is a complex, uneven and controversial practice, which includes many opinions, but in the long run, benefits the world’s economy.
I.
Introduction to Globalization
A. The complexities of Globalization.
B. Managing Globalization and the economy.
C. The public’s view on Outsourcing and Globalization.
II.
The Dangers and Problems of Outsourcing
A. Why do companies outsource?
B. The effects of Outsourcing on the people.
C. The Costs of Outsourcing.
III.
The Pros of Outsourcing and Globalization
A. The effects of Outsourcing on the people domestically vs. globally.
B. The effects of Globalization on the world and its economy.
C. The truth of Globalization.
IV. Conclusion on Outsourcing and Globalization
A. What is the Effect on the USA?
B. Present Studies on Globalization.
C. Is Globalization and Outsourcing a truly corrupted practice?
iii Globalization is a term that came into popular usage during the 1980’s that describes
the complex, multidimensional, and controversial process through which goods and services, information and ideas flow from border to border, leading to an integration of economies and societies (“Globalization”). The fact is the first course of globalization came into existence during the mid-nineteenth century to the outbreak of the First World War (Srinivason, 1). Garrett
Wallace Brown explains, “…whatever globalization is, it is not something easily definable…”
(42). While the complexity may expose the system to large problems, it can help the system diversify and expand. An advance in technology, transportation, and in telecommunications makes the world interdependent economically and culturally. Globalization is a process that can affect and is affected by businesses, organization, the economy, and the environment. It can affect the products people
Globalization and Outsourcing
ii Outline
THESIS: Globalization is a complex, uneven and controversial practice, which includes many opinions, but in the long run, benefits the world’s economy.
I.
Introduction to Globalization
A. The complexities of Globalization.
B. Managing Globalization and the economy.
C. The public’s view on Outsourcing and Globalization.
II.
The Dangers and Problems of Outsourcing
A. Why do companies outsource?
B. The effects of Outsourcing on the people.
C. The Costs of Outsourcing.
III.
The Pros of Outsourcing and Globalization
A. The effects of Outsourcing on the people domestically vs. globally.
B. The effects of Globalization on the world and its economy.
C. The truth of Globalization.
IV. Conclusion on Outsourcing and Globalization
A. What is the Effect on the USA?
B. Present Studies on Globalization.
C. Is Globalization and Outsourcing a truly corrupted practice?
iii Globalization is a term that came into popular usage during the 1980’s that describes
the complex, multidimensional, and controversial process through which goods and services, information and ideas flow from border to border, leading to an integration of economies and societies (“Globalization”). The fact is the first course of globalization came into existence during the mid-nineteenth century to the outbreak of the First World War (Srinivason, 1). Garrett
Wallace Brown explains, “…whatever globalization is, it is not something easily definable…”
(42). While the complexity may expose the system to large problems, it can help the system diversify and expand. An advance in technology, transportation, and in telecommunications makes the world interdependent economically and culturally. Globalization is a process that can affect and is affected by businesses, organization, the economy, and the environment. It can affect the products people
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