Globalisation - GCSE Business Definition

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What is globalisation?

In GCSE Business, globalisation is defined as the increased integration and interdependence of countries and businesses internationally.

Globalisation increases the freedom of movement of people, capital and finance across borders and allows more businesses to buy and sell goods and services internationally. It has occurred rapidly in recent years due to advances in transport and technology. At the same time, more countries have adopted policies that promote free trade, such as trade agreements and the removal of trade barriers such as import tariffs and quotas.

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Reviewer: Lisa Eades

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Lisa has taught A Level, GCSE, BTEC and IBDP Business for over 20 years and is a senior Examiner for Edexcel. Lisa has been a successful Head of Department in Kent and has offered private Business tuition to students across the UK. Lisa loves to create imaginative and accessible resources which engage learners and build their passion for the subject.

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