Discussion:Globalization
Globalization requires economies to become more integrated and more complex. For all the advantages of a global economy, it is possible to cite just as many disadvantages. For example, some might argue that the ability for Japanese auto makers to sell their cars at a reasonable price in the United States might push American auto makers to create a more cost-effective and high-quality car. Others might argue that the country of Japan subsidizes their auto makers and, therefore, gains an unfair advantage in the American market. Globalization allows citizens the opportunity to buy a high-quality vehicle for a low price from a Japanese auto maker or choose to pay a higher price and buy American. This example illustrates the complexity of globalization and how it can provide specific advantages and disadvantages depending on your role as consumer, corporation, government, or economist.
To prepare for this Discussion:
Review the article, "Economic Globalization and the Welfare State in Affluent Democracies, 1975-2001." Consider the effect of globalization on policymakers and the welfare state.
Review the article," Global Public Policy, Transnational Policy Communities, and Their Networks." Consider advantages and disadvantages of developing global public policy. Pay attention to the roles that politicians, policymakers, and public administrators play in developing global public policy.
Review the article, "Sex Trafficking as the 'New Slave Trade'?" Think about how sex trafficking is affected by globalization.
Consider advantages and disadvantages of globalization as it relates to politicians, public administrators, and policy makers.
Think about how advantages and disadvantages of globalization might impact your role in the virtual community.
Create a 500-word brief explanation .
Be sure to support your postings and responses with specific references .
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