a full presentation on globalization

1. GLOBALISATION

2. MEANING OF GLOBALISATION
GLOBALISATION IS A PROCESS OF INTERACTING AND SHARING
TECHNOLOGY, SKILLS , KNOWLEDGE WITH OTHER COUNTRIES.
THROUGH VARIOUSE MODE LIKE
1. TRADE
2. CULTURE EXCHANGE
3. POLITICAL CO-OPERATION
4. SCIENCE.
5. MEDIA.

3. HISTORY
THOMAS.L.FRIEDMAN DIVIDES THE HISTORY OF
GLOBALISATION INTO THREE PERIODS
1 GLOBALISATION 1- (1492-1800)-
IT INCLUDES THE GLOBALISATION OF COUNTRIES
2 GLOBALISATION 2- (1800-2000)-
IT INCLUDES GLOBALISATION OF COMPANIES
3 GLOBALISATION 3- (2000-PRESENT)-
IT INCLUDES GLOBALISATION OF INDIVIDUALS

4. NEED FOR THE GLOBALISATION
 DEPRECIATION OF CURRENCY
 HIKE IN INFLATION TO 17%
 FISCAL DEFICIT
 BRINK ON BECOMING LOAN DEFAULTERS

5. Factors Influencing Globalisation
 Factors influencing globalisation include:
 Communications
 Transport
 Trade liberalisation

6. STEPS TAKEN TO GLOBALISE INDIAN ECONOMY
 DEVALUATION
 DISINVESTMENT
 NRI SCHEMES
 ALLOWING FDI

7. ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES OF GLOBALISAT
 CORPORATES
 PEOPLE
 ECONOMY
 SOCIAL HARMONY

9. CULTURAL & TECHNOLOGICAL IMPACT
TELEVISION SECTOR
INTERNET
RESTAURANTS
MULTIPLEXS , MALLS
ENTERTAINMENT

10. IMPACT ON AGRICULTURAL SECTOR
 BETTER EQUIPMENTS
 ACQUIRED 15% GDP
 60% POPULATION DEPENDS UPON AGRICULTURE
 NEW TECHNIUES
 POLY FARMING
 GREEN HOUSES
 ORGANIC FARMING

11. IMPACT ON EDUCATION SECTOR
NOW EDUCATION IS BWCOMING ONE OF THE BASIC
NEEDS THROUGHT INDIA
FOREIGN COLLABRATIONS WITH UNIVERSITIES
DISTANCE EDUCATION
E LEARNING
TECHNOLOGY AIDED LEARNING

12. INDIAN COMPANIES GOING GLOBAL

18. India‘s problem with Globalization
 Some section of people in India, basically poor and very
poor, tribal groups, they did not feel the heat of globalization
at all. They remain poor & poorest as they were.
 Increased gap between rich and poor
 Ethical responsibility of business has been diminished.
 Youth group of India leaving their studies very early and
joining Call centers to earn easy money thereby losing their
social life after getting habituated with monotonous work.
 High growth but problem of unemployment.
 Price hike of every daily usable commodities.

19. Negative Impacts of
Globalisation
• Exploitation of developing countries
• Unemployment and ousting of local businesses
• Violation of international laws.
• A threat to cultural diversity.
Anti-globalisation campaigners sometimes try to draw people's
attention to these points by demonstrating against the
World Trade Organisation, an inter-governmental organisation
which promotes the free-flow of trade around the
world.

21. THANKYOU