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(amount has increased) Amount has doubled from 2000 to 2010 Prices go down amount of item produce rises → Not worn regularly ➜ 40% hasn't been worn at all 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 Sharing economy: 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 Manufacturing jobs: 8.7 Million High job security less inflation Today AAA. 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 + More knowledge-based jobs & home office English as a global Language: 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 i Columbus set Jail 2 Primary 2 Questions 2 Primary →where does my country fit into global competiton and opportunities? interrupted by the great Depression and Ene two world wars, Questions → How can I go global and collaborate with others through my country? 1800-2000 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 ✓ Globalisation → where do I, as an individual fit into the global competition and opportunities of the day? countries from a size large to ↓ a size steam engine How do I collaborate with others globally on my own! Globalisation 2.0 first half: ansport Costs falling medium 1.0 from a size medium to ↓ a size rail road small all about ... falling ✓ telephones from a size to ↓ a size ting countrys & muscles second half: → telecommunication costs small Globalization 3.0 mainframe computers =dynamic force driving the globalisation all about... multinational Companies industrial revolution * key agent change companies I driven by the western It much more countries, primarily diversity Individuals key agent of change birth of the global economy all about... Newfound power for individuals to colaborate and compete globally. key agent of change