what does it mean to live in a global economy

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   mrs.lanierposted 13 years ago

   what does it mean to live in a global economy

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   dabeanerposted 13 years ago

   It means that if you are in a "first world" economy, your living standards will drastically decline, while if you are in a "third world" or perpetually undeveloped or "developing" country, your living standards will rise modestly only, if at all.
   
   1.5 billion * 10 sol + 5.5 billion * 2 sol = 26 billion sol
   
   26 billion sol / 7 billion = 3.7 sol
   
   So first world reduced from 10 down to 3.7
   Third world raised from 2 up to 3.7
   
   (sol = relative standard of living estimate)
   
   Note 1:  This is just a "back of the envelope" estimate, but if you paid attention to algebra back in middle school, you should understand what I wrote.
   
   Note 2:  As population increases and resources are depleted, all sol will decline.
   
   Note 3:  Your rulers, even in the "third world" or perpetually undeveloped or "developing" countries, will still have their palaces, mansions, air-conditioned limos, etc., while encouraging you to sacrifice and "live green".

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   Wayne Brownposted 13 years ago

   In a global economy as in any economy, all the parts are somewhat interdepent and interactive.  If things go sour, it tends to have that same effect on a broad basis and vice versa.  Then you get into the varying levels of regulation from the different governments involved and the argument soon surfaces that it is not possible for a true global economy to exist until the world comes under a global governing body.  Hopefully that will never happen but there are those who would argue for it, they are normally referred to as socialist.  WB

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   Research Analystposted 13 years ago

   The global economy 2010 is one that is going through a lot of changes financially that will affect consumerism. People are spending less money and trying to find assets to invest their income so as to get a higher return. Lost of jobs makes is easier for people to downsize and live in smaller dwelling spaces as well as the use of public transportation. the biggest impact on the global economy will be the small businesses that are created to help with providing products and services at a lower cost.

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   pramodgokhaleposted 10 years ago

   Global economy and system under single roof is romantic idea  and country to country different political system and governance will make it more complicated.
   Human greed and racial differences are here to stay. We wait till next millennium

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