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The Rise of Globalization After U.S. Isolationism
Globalization is the stimuli that enhance the causality of world trades where the cause of change in a particular industry is the results of increasing economies in world markets at a peak where profit is most feasible. When profit is not attainable we say the effect may be due to competitive rivalry in the same industry or a lack in human capital for cheap labor. Nevertheless, no matter how one looks at globalization, in the long run the transfer of culture, human capital and technology can eventually help countries maintain some sort of financial equilibrium which can lessen the burden of trade deficit & immigration problems. But as far as unequal distribution of wealth is concern, it is not a problem that is directly related to globalization, but rather one that is strongly determined by every country’s economic model. (New definition)
