vorabi / abitur globalization

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Average person buys 60 new pieces of clothing annually (amount has increased) > Amount has doubled from 2000 to 2010 Prices go down Sharing economy: amount of item produce rises → Not worn regularly BAD SALERY for the workers that produce in factories ➤ Fast fashion; quickly changing trends; available for all for little money; offers change up to 24 times per year →40% hasn't been worn at all Share/ lease clothes instead of buying new ones ➤ Lease: pay monthly; send back; clean; make-up, release Toddlers or special events; not worn al lot Brands like Tchibo are starting to sell second-hand clothes ▸ Meet with other people and exchange clothes -> Facebook groups/ friends/ ... Studying and working in a globalized world: Last century On job entire life Work is bond to one place ➤ 40-48 hours full time working week ‣ Weekly wage: 7.50 pounds ➤ 46% women were working ▸ More physical work and communication > 16 days' vacation per year ➤ High job security ➤ less inflation Manufacturing jobs: 8.7 Million + More knowledge-based jobs & home office English as a global Language: Today > ➤ > A A A ➤ people change jobs more often people are more mobile; spend time abroad 37 hours on average; hours more flexible Small businesses, start-ups, freelance Weekly wage: 500 pounds 66% women are working Better technology, communication, text messages, e mail, ... ➤ Manufacturing jobs: 2,5 million > Competition and recessions might force companies to downsize their workers from one day to another High inflammation Lingua franca: language of communication for people who do not share the same first language ELF: English as a foreign language Why English? Most widely learned language The most powerful nations speak it (-> British Empire, American imperialism) Possible problems for the language: many dialects/wording and grammar Impact of the Brexit ▸ British economy suffers-> regulations could make it hard to be part of the European market > Workers can't choose their workplace as freely anymore > Multinational corporations have their headquarters in London (40%) o Might consider moving -> loss of job in Britain > Free movement of people is restricted ➤ Issue with EU migrants; UK doesn't want them => long negotiations 1492-1800 7 Columbus set Jail 2 Primary ? Questions →where does my country fit into global competiton and opportunities? 1800-2000 →How can I go global and collaborate with others through my country? interrupted by the great Depression and Ene two world wars, Primary 2 Questions? Where does my company fit into the global economy? How does it take advantage of the opportunities → How can I go global and collaborate with others through my company? 2 Primary 2 Questions- from 2000 on countries from a size large to ↓ a size Globalisation 1.0 Globalisation 2.0 steam →where do I, as an individual fit into the global competition and opportunities of the day? How do I collaborate with others globally on my own! engine first half: transport Costs falling medium from a size medium to t a size small rail road all about ... falling telephones countrys muscles second half: → telecommunication costs from a size small to ↓ a size ting Globalization 3.0 ✓ mainframe computers all about... multinational Companies =dynamic force driving the globalisation industrial revolution key agent of change F all about... Companies - driven by the western + much more key agent of change Xx Individuals birth of the global economy Newfound power for individuals to colaborate and compete globally. key agent of change