Wednesday, August 4, 2010

Conclusion



The global landscape, economy and cultures
· The global economy is dominated by the G-20
· The most common type of economy is capitalist, supported through competition
· Macroeconomics is following nation state economies and world finances
· The world economy is moderated by agencies like the IMF, WTO and World Bank
· A crisis is recurrent in economics and made better through circulation
· Culture is unique to people, languages and regions
· Cultural goods are bought and sold and part of localization
· The culture industry includes film, television, travel and more

Politics and the black market
· Nation states are the authorities over economies and cultures
· Nation states have authority over businesses with currency, taxes, customs and other laws
· Nation states help businesses with tax breaks, listening to lobbists, conflict resolution, bail outs
· The black market is a lawless economy that operates without a nation state and includes illegal goods
· The black market is controlled by organized crime who use racketeering and extortion to maintain power
· The UN and UNESCO play a role in mediating political bodies and international crime
· Other non-profits, NGO’s, are supported through grants and donors

Technology and media
· Technology is applying knowledge to materials to create a tool
· The technology industry is not only computers but pharmaceuticals, airlines, chemicals and more
· Digital Rights Management allows technology companies to control their products
· Media are the tools of communication
· Advertising is mass media that employs specific strategies that sell the product and myth
· Now media targets global consumers without using language

Globalization
· Globalization is the integration of economic, cultural, political and technological systems
· Global trends include increased interconnectivity, green consciousness, sponsoring, role transformations and more
· The luxury industry is an ancient global industry
· The Kyoto Protocol is one way nation states and their businesses are being held accountable to the environment
· The green business goal is to reduce-reuse-recycle in that order for the least amount of impact

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