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orld Trade Organization (W

The W TO) is the only


The Global Economy international organization dealing with the global rules

of trade. Its main function is to ensure that trade flows

as smoothly, predictably, and freely as possible. The


The global economy, also known as the world

economy, refers to the international exchange of goods


WTO has helped limit trade barriers, which are
and services, as well as the free movement of goods,

capital, services, technology, and information. It is


restrictions on international trade imposed by the

government. Businesses that import and export goods


concerned with the globalization of production, finance
and services face these barriers, but the WTO has helped

reduce them by promoting free trade.


markets, technology, organizational regimes,

institutions, corporations, and labor. The term "global

economy" highlights the interdependence of nations,


Market Integration
where the actions of one nation can have significant

effects o n o th er n atio n s. M
arket integration is an indicator of howmuch different

markets are related to each other in today's global

Globalization and the Advance of eco n o m y . W h en p rices am o n g d ifferen t lo catio n s o r

related g o o d s fo llo w th e sam e p attern o v er a lo n g p erio d


Communication and Technology
o f tim e, m ark et in teg ratio n ex ists. M ark et in teg ratio n is

Globalization has three subcategories: economic, ev id en t w h en g ro u p s o f p rices o ften m o v e p ro p o rtio n ally

cultural, and political. The economic aspect of to each o th er, an d th is relatio n is v ery clear am o n g

globalization has expanded since the emergence of d ifferen t m ark ets.

transnational trade and has increased exponentially due

to the increased rate of communication and International Financial Institutions (IFIs)


technology. The advent of the internet has particularly
International financial institutions (IFIs) are chartered
changed many basic features of the global economy,
by more than one country and are therefore subject to
making it relevant for many businesses, both large and
international law. The owners or shareholders are
small.
g en erally n atio n al g o v ern m en ts, alth o u g h o th er

orld Trade Organization (W


W TO) international institutions and organizations occasionally

figure as shareholders. The most prominent IFIs include


the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World to ensure its smooth functioning. It has made it easier

Bank Group (WBG), the African Development Bank for countries to trade and exchange goods and services,

(AfDB), the Asian Development Bank (ADB), the but it has also led to the emergence of challenges such

Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), and the EuropeanasBank


income inequality and trade protectionism. The global

for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). economy will continue to evolve and change as nations

continue to work together to address these challenges.


Global corporations have arisen due to the process of

globalization and the increasing scale of production.

Transnational corporations are now common in the

world, and their influence has expanded beyond their

home countries. They are key players in the global

economy and manage their operations across various

countries and regions.

International Trade and Development

International trade is essential to development, and it has

helped lift millions of people out of poverty.

Developing countries have benefited significantly from

the global economy, as production and export activities

have increased their economic growth. The

international economy has helped expand the global

economy, but it has also led to a divide between the

rich and the poor nations.

C o n clu sio n

The global economy is a complex and interconnected

system that requires the cooperation of many nations

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