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Economic "globalization" refers to the increasing
integration of economies around the world,
particularly through trade and financial flows. The
term sometimes also refers to the movement of people
(labor) and knowledge (technology) across
international borders. It refers to an extension
beyond national borders from village markets, urban
industries, or financial centers.
Global markets offer greater opportunity to tap into
more and larger markets around the world and have
access to more capital flows, technology, cheaper
imports, and larger export markets. However markets do
not necessarily ensure that all shares the benefits of
increased efficiency. In order to facilitate global
trade and to provide level playing field to both
developed and developing countries, World trade
organization (WTO) has chalked down rules and
regulation to conduct trade.
The World Trade Organization was established, as the
successor to the GATT, on 1st January 1995. It is the
only international organization dealing with the
global rules with the trade between nations |
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