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Economic dimension globalization is a result of cross-border trade of goods and services which is becoming increasingly interdependent and growing , and is also the process that flow of international capital and promotion of technology. (Baylis, Smith, and Owens, 2014)

2. key words

1997 to 1998, Southeast Asia Financial Crisis
In 2008, US Financial Crisis
Government wanted to solve the financial crisis, such as government required people need to mortgage something to loan, but this policy is not useful.

4. references

Baylis, J., Smith, S., Owens, p. (2014) The Globalization of World Politics: An Introduction to international relations (6th edition), Oxford: OUP]]> 2016-08-23 09:41:22 UTC https://padlet.com/jsussum/EconomicG/wish/119320816 https://padlet.com/jsussum/EconomicG/wish/119321694 1. Expand international trade
2. Set up rules on international economic activities ($)
3. New international economic organisation( IMF, GATT, WTO)
 IMF: Manage international financial system (world bank), and help      developing countries
GATT: is a global trade organisation 
WTO:  is the world trad organisation 
4. control international capital movements, achieve fully employment and expand social benefit
5. global economic instability, energy crises
6. delete tariffs of import, capital flows, trade barrier
7. trade and finance become international 
8. increase power of transnational enterprise
    enhance large investment bank
(Steger, 2013, p38-41)
    

]]> 2016-08-23 09:52:28 UTC https://padlet.com/jsussum/EconomicG/wish/119321694 qwe584443439 https://padlet.com/jsussum/EconomicG/wish/119321727 key words: WB, WTO, IMF.  rules of a global economy.  
integration and deregulation of markets.
providing loans for developing countries.  
Bretton Wood system. Cold war. 
neoliberal policies. "Washington Consensus"
Ten order:Like law, every member want join the WTO, IMF, WB and enjoy the welfare that low tariff, multilateral trade, they need to obey the rules of a global economy.

EG:Nokia's role in Finnish economy.


]]> 2016-08-23 09:53:04 UTC https://padlet.com/jsussum/EconomicG/wish/119321727 291438841 https://padlet.com/jsussum/EconomicG/wish/119322112 main points
Another major feature of the economic globalization is the increasing power of Transnational Corporations.
a lot of corporations monopolize the economies, these corporations control most of the world's investment capital, technology, and enter the international markets.
Multinational companies often merged with other enterprises, in order to keep its remarkabal position in the global market,]]> 2016-08-23 09:58:05 UTC https://padlet.com/jsussum/EconomicG/wish/119322112 qwe584443439 https://padlet.com/jsussum/EconomicG/wish/119322932 Key Words : 
1. Economic globalization has links with free trade
2. 10 concrete neoliberal measures in page 42 to support globalization of trade
3. Some evidence for national economies have increase to prove free trade
4. Liberalization of financial transactions
5. Increase mobility in globalization of financial trading
6. Money involved in financialization of global capitalism has little  to do with supplying capital
7. Global speculations often take advantage of weak financial and banking regulations]]> 2016-08-23 10:09:35 UTC https://padlet.com/jsussum/EconomicG/wish/119322932 shirley920215 https://padlet.com/jsussum/EconomicG/wish/119324858 The economic dimension of globalization
1.the emergence of the global economic order
2.the internationalization of trade and finance
3.the global financial crisis
4.the power of transnational corporations
5.the enhanced role of international economic institutions]]> 2016-08-23 10:36:04 UTC https://padlet.com/jsussum/EconomicG/wish/119324858