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ECONOMICS   Done by
 GLOBALIZATION AND   Mrinali
                     Grade - x
THE INDIAN ECONOMY
CONTENTS
Production across countries
Interlinking production across countries
Foreign trade and integration of markets
What is globalization?
Factors that have been enabled globalization
World trade globalization
Impact of globalization in India
The struggle for a fair globalization
PRODUCTION ACROSS   Lets have a look
        COUNTRIES
MID       20 TH        CENTURY
Production largely organized within
countries.
Raw materials, food stuff and
finished products crossed countries.
TRADE – was the main channel to
connect distant boundaries
MNCs = MultiNational Corporations
emerged then..
They are the companies that own
or control production in more than
on nation
CAN YOU NAME SOME
MNCS??
MNC’S
Setup offices and factories for
production in regions where they
can get cheap labour and other
resources
=> this helps in greater profits to
the company as his supply is still in
process, there is production at a
region where the company has not
paid much and te demand n supply
or WANTED finished goods is
taking place.
MORE OF MNC’S
Their goods and services are
produced globally
RESULT = production is organized
in increasingly complex ways.
Production is divided in small parts
across the globe to gain advantage
for their closeness to the markets of
every country and can be easily
produced there.
INTERLINKING
PRODUCTION ACROSS    …

        COUNTRIES
MNC’S
Setup production offices and
factories on the basis of the
availability of skilled and unskilled
labour at cheap prices.
They look at the government
policies for their interests.
INVESTMENT
= the money that is spent on to buy
assets such as,
LAND, BUILDING, MACHINES
AND ON OTHER EQUIPMENTS
= made in the hope of earning
profits.
- MADE BY MNCs is called
FOREIGN INVESTMENTS.
MNC’S SETUP PRODUCTION
WITH THE LOCAL
COMPANIES
ADVANTAGE –                        LARGE MNCs in developed
                                   countries place orders for
Joint production is 2 fold         production with small producers.
MNCs can provide additional
investments like, buying new
machines for faster production
MNCs might bring them the latest
technology
MNCs investments is to buy up
local companies and then expand
production
The products are supplied to the      By setting up partnerships with
MNCs, which then sell there their     local companies, by using the local
own brand names to the customers.     companies for supplies, by closely
                                      competing with local companions
The MNCs have tremendous power        or buying them up.
to determine price,
                                      MNCs are exerting a strong
Quality,                              influence on production at there
Delivery, and                         distant locations.
Labour conditions for these distant   As a result, production in these
products.                             widely dispersed locations is
                                      getting interlinked.
FOREIGN TRADE AND
   INTEGRATION OF   Lets see how this one is…


         MARKETS
For a long time foreign countries have    Foreign trade thus results in
been THE MAIN channel connecting          connecting the markets or integration
countries.                                of markets in different countries.
This creates the opportunity for the
producers to reach beyond the
domestic markets i.e. markets of their
own country.
Producers can then sell their good not
only within their country but also
around the globe.
With this the production increases,
employment of labour, capital, and with
the help of technology newly designed
products hit the market from each
MNC. Competition increases.
WHAT IS
GLOBALIZATION?
GLOBALIZATION
Globalization is the process of rapid
integration or interconnection between
countries.
MNCs play a major role in the
globalization process.
More and more good, services,
technologies, investments etc. r moving
around countries.
Besides these movements one such
movement is also there through which
countries can be connected that is the
MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE BETWEEN
COUNTRIES. This movement takes
place in search of better jobs, better
income, and better education.
FACTORS THAT HAVE
         ENABLED    There are 2 factors…


    GLOBALIZATION
1. TECHNOLOGY
Rapid improvement in technology
has been a major factor that has
stimulated the globalization
process.
This has made much faster delivery
of goods across long distance
possible at lower costs.
2. INFORMATION AND
COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGY
Telecommunication,computers,inter    Using IT in globalization
net has been changing rapidly.
Telecommunication facilties are      Information and communication
used to contact one another around   technology (or IT in short) has
the world and to communicate from    played a major role in spreading
remote areas.                        out production of services across
                                     countries.
Examples; telegraph, telephone,
including mobile phones, fax, etc.
LIBERALIZATION OF FOREIGN
   TRADE AND INVESTMENT
   POLICY of making less The Indian government, after
Liberalization - the act
strict.                                  Independence, had put barriers to
                                         foreign investment.
Tax on imports Is an example of trade
barrier.                                 This way considered necessary to
                                         protect the producers from within the
It is called a barrier because some      country from foreign competition.
restriction has been set up.
                                         In 1991, the government decided that
Governments can use trade barriers to    time had come for Indian producers to
increase or decrease (regulate)          compete with producers around the
foreign trade and to decide what kinds   globe. It felt that competition would
of goods and how much of each,           improve the performance of producers
should come into the country.            within the country since they would
                                         have to improve their quality.
                                         This decision was supported by
                                         powerful international organisations.
BARRIERS OR
RESTRICTIONS
SET BY THE
GOVERNMENT IS
WHAT IS KNOWN
AS
Liberalization of trade, businesses are allowed
LIBERALIZATION.
to make decisions freely about what they wish
to import or export.
WORLD TRADE    WTO
ORGANIZATION
AS WE HAVE
UNDERSTOOD
THE ABOVE
MENTIONED
SLIDES…. WHAT
DO U THINK
WORLD TRADE
ORGANIZATION
MEANS?
It is one such organization whose
aim is to liberalize international
trade.
149 countries of the world are
currently of the members of WTO
(2006)
Thought WTO is suppose to allow
free trade for all, in practice, but it is
seen that the developed countries
have unfairly retained trade
barriers.
IMPACT OF
GLOBALIZATION IN   In the last 15 years…


           INDIA
Globalization and greater
competition among as- has been of
advantage to consumers.
There is greater choice who now
enjoy improved quality and lower
prices for several products.
As a result these people today.
Enjoy much higher standards of
living than was possible earlier.
1. firstly , MNCs have increased
their investments in India over the
past 15 years, which means
investing in India has been
interested in industries such as cell
phones , auto mobiles, electronics ,
soft drinks , fat foods or services
such as banking in urban areas.
These products have a large
number of well-off buyers. In the
industries and services new jobs
are created.
TOP INDIAN COMPANIES
Secondly, several of the TOP
INDIAN COMPANIES have
benefited from increased
competition.
They have invested in newer
technology and production methods
and raised their standards.
Some gained from successful
collaboration with foreign
companies.
Globalization has enabled some
large Indian companies to emerge
as multinations’
Example – TATA MOTORS,
INFOSYS (IT) ASIAN PAINTS, etc.,
are some Indian companies which
are spreading their operations world
wide.
Globalization, created new
opportunities for companies
providing services, specially
involving IT.
LETS RE- CAP
    OF WHAT WE
    HAVE
    UNDERSTOOD
    ABOUT THE
    CHAPTER AS
Have a group discussion and understand the

    YET.
experience of every individual and make sure
you have understood everything RIGHT!
NO DIFINITION – JUST EXPLAIN!
PROS AND CONS OF   Let us see what to people have

   GLOBALIZATION   to say…
Globalization causes unemployment in
                                              industrialized countries because firms move
 Globalization lets countries do what they   their factories to places where they can get
  can do best. If, for example, you buy       cheaper workers.
  cheap steel from another country you        Globalization may lead to
  don’t have to make your own steel. You      more environmental problems. A company may
  can focus on computers or other things.     want to build factories in other countries
 Globalization gives you a larger market.    because environmental laws are not
  You can sell more goods and make more       as strict as they are at home. Poor countries in
  money. You can create more jobs.            the Third World may have to cut down more
                                              trees so that they can sell wood to richer
 Consumers also profit from globalization.   countries.
  Products become cheaper and you can
  get new goods more quickly.                 Some of the poorest countries in the
                                              world, especially in Africa, may get even
                                              poorer. Their population is not as educated as
                                              in developed countries and they don’t have
                                              the new technology that we do.
                                              Human, animal and
                                              plant diseases can spread more quickly
                                              through globalization.
Resources of different countries are used   Developed countries can stifle
for producing goods and services they       development of undeveloped and under-
are able to do most efficiently.            developed countries.
Consumers to get much wider variety of      Economic depression in one country can
products to choose from. Consumers get      trigger adverse reaction across the
the product they want at more               globe.
competitive prices.
                                            It can increase spread of communicable
Companies are able to procure input         diseases.
goods and services required at most
competitive prices. Companies get           Companies face much greater
access to much wider markets                competition. This can put smaller
                                            companies, at a disadvantage as they do
It promotes understanding and goodwill      not have resources to compete at global
among different countries. Businesses       scale.
and investors get much wider
opportunities for investment.
Adverse impact of fluctuations in
agricultural productions in one area can
be reduced by pooling of production of
different areas.
THE STRUGGLE FOR A    The final segment
 FAIR GLOBALIZATION
BEFORE READING THE
FURTHER SLIDES READ THE
TWO STORIES AND HAVE A
GROUP DISCUSSION TO BE
ABLE TO RECEIVE A BETTER
UNDERSTANDING OVER THE
TOPIC.
Not everyone is benefited from     Fair globalization would create
globalization.                     opportunities for all, and also-
                                   ensure that the benefits of
People with education, skill and   globalization are shared better.
wealth have made the best use of
the new opportunities.
On the other hand there are many
people who have not shared the
benefits.
Since GLOBALIZATION is not a
REALITY, the question is how to
make it more ‘FAIR’?
HOW DO U THINK CAN WE
SHARE GLOBALIZATION?
HOW DO WE MAKE IT FAIR FOR
EVERYONE?
The government can play a major       It can negotiate at the WTO for ‘fair
role in making globalization fair.    rules’.
Its policies must protect the         It can also align with other
interests, not only of the rich and   developing countries with similar
the powerful, but all the people in   interests to fight against the
the country.                          domination of developed countries
                                      in the WTO.
The government can ensure that
labour laws are properly
implemented and the workers get
their rights.
It can help the small producers to
improve to that they can strengthen
themselves enough to compete.
WE ARE ALMOST
      THERE…
WHAT HAVE YOU    Discuss…recap! SUMMARY!
LEARNT TILL NOW?
SORRY NO QUESTIONS!  I
THINK WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO
UNDERSTAND THE CHAPTER. IF
ANY DOUBT PLEASE REFER THE
TEXTBOOK AND SHARE YOUR
VIEWS.
THANK YOU! 

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globalisation and the indian economy

  • 1. ECONOMICS Done by GLOBALIZATION AND Mrinali Grade - x THE INDIAN ECONOMY
  • 2. CONTENTS Production across countries Interlinking production across countries Foreign trade and integration of markets What is globalization? Factors that have been enabled globalization World trade globalization Impact of globalization in India The struggle for a fair globalization
  • 3. PRODUCTION ACROSS Lets have a look COUNTRIES
  • 4. MID 20 TH CENTURY Production largely organized within countries. Raw materials, food stuff and finished products crossed countries. TRADE – was the main channel to connect distant boundaries MNCs = MultiNational Corporations emerged then.. They are the companies that own or control production in more than on nation
  • 5. CAN YOU NAME SOME MNCS??
  • 6.
  • 7. MNC’S Setup offices and factories for production in regions where they can get cheap labour and other resources => this helps in greater profits to the company as his supply is still in process, there is production at a region where the company has not paid much and te demand n supply or WANTED finished goods is taking place.
  • 8. MORE OF MNC’S Their goods and services are produced globally RESULT = production is organized in increasingly complex ways. Production is divided in small parts across the globe to gain advantage for their closeness to the markets of every country and can be easily produced there.
  • 10. MNC’S Setup production offices and factories on the basis of the availability of skilled and unskilled labour at cheap prices. They look at the government policies for their interests.
  • 11. INVESTMENT = the money that is spent on to buy assets such as, LAND, BUILDING, MACHINES AND ON OTHER EQUIPMENTS = made in the hope of earning profits. - MADE BY MNCs is called FOREIGN INVESTMENTS.
  • 12. MNC’S SETUP PRODUCTION WITH THE LOCAL COMPANIES ADVANTAGE – LARGE MNCs in developed countries place orders for Joint production is 2 fold production with small producers. MNCs can provide additional investments like, buying new machines for faster production MNCs might bring them the latest technology MNCs investments is to buy up local companies and then expand production
  • 13. The products are supplied to the By setting up partnerships with MNCs, which then sell there their local companies, by using the local own brand names to the customers. companies for supplies, by closely competing with local companions The MNCs have tremendous power or buying them up. to determine price, MNCs are exerting a strong Quality, influence on production at there Delivery, and distant locations. Labour conditions for these distant As a result, production in these products. widely dispersed locations is getting interlinked.
  • 14. FOREIGN TRADE AND INTEGRATION OF Lets see how this one is… MARKETS
  • 15. For a long time foreign countries have Foreign trade thus results in been THE MAIN channel connecting connecting the markets or integration countries. of markets in different countries. This creates the opportunity for the producers to reach beyond the domestic markets i.e. markets of their own country. Producers can then sell their good not only within their country but also around the globe. With this the production increases, employment of labour, capital, and with the help of technology newly designed products hit the market from each MNC. Competition increases.
  • 17. GLOBALIZATION Globalization is the process of rapid integration or interconnection between countries. MNCs play a major role in the globalization process. More and more good, services, technologies, investments etc. r moving around countries. Besides these movements one such movement is also there through which countries can be connected that is the MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE BETWEEN COUNTRIES. This movement takes place in search of better jobs, better income, and better education.
  • 18. FACTORS THAT HAVE ENABLED There are 2 factors… GLOBALIZATION
  • 19. 1. TECHNOLOGY Rapid improvement in technology has been a major factor that has stimulated the globalization process. This has made much faster delivery of goods across long distance possible at lower costs.
  • 20. 2. INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY Telecommunication,computers,inter Using IT in globalization net has been changing rapidly. Telecommunication facilties are Information and communication used to contact one another around technology (or IT in short) has the world and to communicate from played a major role in spreading remote areas. out production of services across countries. Examples; telegraph, telephone, including mobile phones, fax, etc.
  • 21. LIBERALIZATION OF FOREIGN TRADE AND INVESTMENT POLICY of making less The Indian government, after Liberalization - the act strict. Independence, had put barriers to foreign investment. Tax on imports Is an example of trade barrier. This way considered necessary to protect the producers from within the It is called a barrier because some country from foreign competition. restriction has been set up. In 1991, the government decided that Governments can use trade barriers to time had come for Indian producers to increase or decrease (regulate) compete with producers around the foreign trade and to decide what kinds globe. It felt that competition would of goods and how much of each, improve the performance of producers should come into the country. within the country since they would have to improve their quality. This decision was supported by powerful international organisations.
  • 22. BARRIERS OR RESTRICTIONS SET BY THE GOVERNMENT IS WHAT IS KNOWN AS Liberalization of trade, businesses are allowed LIBERALIZATION. to make decisions freely about what they wish to import or export.
  • 23. WORLD TRADE WTO ORGANIZATION
  • 24. AS WE HAVE UNDERSTOOD THE ABOVE MENTIONED SLIDES…. WHAT DO U THINK WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION MEANS?
  • 25. It is one such organization whose aim is to liberalize international trade. 149 countries of the world are currently of the members of WTO (2006) Thought WTO is suppose to allow free trade for all, in practice, but it is seen that the developed countries have unfairly retained trade barriers.
  • 26. IMPACT OF GLOBALIZATION IN In the last 15 years… INDIA
  • 27. Globalization and greater competition among as- has been of advantage to consumers. There is greater choice who now enjoy improved quality and lower prices for several products. As a result these people today. Enjoy much higher standards of living than was possible earlier.
  • 28. 1. firstly , MNCs have increased their investments in India over the past 15 years, which means investing in India has been interested in industries such as cell phones , auto mobiles, electronics , soft drinks , fat foods or services such as banking in urban areas. These products have a large number of well-off buyers. In the industries and services new jobs are created.
  • 29. TOP INDIAN COMPANIES Secondly, several of the TOP INDIAN COMPANIES have benefited from increased competition. They have invested in newer technology and production methods and raised their standards. Some gained from successful collaboration with foreign companies.
  • 30. Globalization has enabled some large Indian companies to emerge as multinations’ Example – TATA MOTORS, INFOSYS (IT) ASIAN PAINTS, etc., are some Indian companies which are spreading their operations world wide. Globalization, created new opportunities for companies providing services, specially involving IT.
  • 31. LETS RE- CAP OF WHAT WE HAVE UNDERSTOOD ABOUT THE CHAPTER AS Have a group discussion and understand the YET. experience of every individual and make sure you have understood everything RIGHT! NO DIFINITION – JUST EXPLAIN!
  • 32. PROS AND CONS OF Let us see what to people have GLOBALIZATION to say…
  • 33. Globalization causes unemployment in industrialized countries because firms move  Globalization lets countries do what they their factories to places where they can get can do best. If, for example, you buy cheaper workers. cheap steel from another country you Globalization may lead to don’t have to make your own steel. You more environmental problems. A company may can focus on computers or other things. want to build factories in other countries  Globalization gives you a larger market. because environmental laws are not You can sell more goods and make more as strict as they are at home. Poor countries in money. You can create more jobs. the Third World may have to cut down more trees so that they can sell wood to richer  Consumers also profit from globalization. countries. Products become cheaper and you can get new goods more quickly. Some of the poorest countries in the world, especially in Africa, may get even poorer. Their population is not as educated as in developed countries and they don’t have the new technology that we do. Human, animal and plant diseases can spread more quickly through globalization.
  • 34. Resources of different countries are used Developed countries can stifle for producing goods and services they development of undeveloped and under- are able to do most efficiently. developed countries. Consumers to get much wider variety of Economic depression in one country can products to choose from. Consumers get trigger adverse reaction across the the product they want at more globe. competitive prices. It can increase spread of communicable Companies are able to procure input diseases. goods and services required at most competitive prices. Companies get Companies face much greater access to much wider markets competition. This can put smaller companies, at a disadvantage as they do It promotes understanding and goodwill not have resources to compete at global among different countries. Businesses scale. and investors get much wider opportunities for investment. Adverse impact of fluctuations in agricultural productions in one area can be reduced by pooling of production of different areas.
  • 35. THE STRUGGLE FOR A The final segment FAIR GLOBALIZATION
  • 36. BEFORE READING THE FURTHER SLIDES READ THE TWO STORIES AND HAVE A GROUP DISCUSSION TO BE ABLE TO RECEIVE A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OVER THE TOPIC.
  • 37. Not everyone is benefited from Fair globalization would create globalization. opportunities for all, and also- ensure that the benefits of People with education, skill and globalization are shared better. wealth have made the best use of the new opportunities. On the other hand there are many people who have not shared the benefits. Since GLOBALIZATION is not a REALITY, the question is how to make it more ‘FAIR’?
  • 38. HOW DO U THINK CAN WE SHARE GLOBALIZATION? HOW DO WE MAKE IT FAIR FOR EVERYONE?
  • 39. The government can play a major It can negotiate at the WTO for ‘fair role in making globalization fair. rules’. Its policies must protect the It can also align with other interests, not only of the rich and developing countries with similar the powerful, but all the people in interests to fight against the the country. domination of developed countries in the WTO. The government can ensure that labour laws are properly implemented and the workers get their rights. It can help the small producers to improve to that they can strengthen themselves enough to compete.
  • 40. WE ARE ALMOST THERE…
  • 41. WHAT HAVE YOU Discuss…recap! SUMMARY! LEARNT TILL NOW?
  • 42. SORRY NO QUESTIONS!  I THINK WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO UNDERSTAND THE CHAPTER. IF ANY DOUBT PLEASE REFER THE TEXTBOOK AND SHARE YOUR VIEWS.