Globalization: A Closer Look 

Globalization: A Closer Look 

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Globalization: A Closer Look

 

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Target a multinational corporation/international company and the practice of “outsourcing” to third world countries. Some examples of MNCs (multinational corporations) would be Nike, General Motors, Ford, Qwest, and Fender Music. Research its effects on local culture. Write a summary and analysis of 500-750 words and include the following:

1. How does global stratification impact local culture? What are the positive and negative effects?
2. How does global stratification impact the United States? What are the positive and negative effects?
3. Who is the biggest “winner” in this situation? Explain.

Use the GCU Library to locate two to three academic sources to support your content.

Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the GCU Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center.

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