The Impact of Political, Economical, Legal, and Technological Factors on Globalization

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Introduction The researcher will examine and analyze the future of globalization and the impact of political, economical, legal, and technological factors on global business. Also, the researcher will analyze the financing and trade issues of the different types of economic systems. Impact of Political Factors on Global Business The impact of political factors on global business is vital to the success of businesses. An unstable political environment will have a negative impact on global business. Countries experiencing political unrest, wars, and acts of terrorism will deter other countries from entering into global business agreements. Analyzing China’s political factors predicts China will lead the world in global business in 2020. China’s change from red communist to orange peril is what will lead the country in having a positive impact on global business. Also, China is the second biggest country using Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) which has a significant positive impact on the growth of businesses globally. China’s political leaders’ decision to make changes in how business is conducted is one of the main reason the country purchasing power parity has greatly increased and the cause for economy and global business growth (Kennedy, 2005). Underdeveloped countries political leaders and decision-makers have a better understanding of how changes in laws, regulation, and policies could negatively impact on the country entering and/or expand global business. Further, underdeveloped countries understand the importance of building partnership with other countries in order to have a positive impact on increasing global business. In some cases, there are still some countries, whether developed or underdeveloped exper... ... middle of paper ... ...al Relations, 12(2), 89-101. Retrieved from http://search. proquest.com.libproxy.edmc.edu/docview/925792862?accountid=34899 Kennedy, S. (2005). China’s porous protectionism: The changing political economy of trade policy. Political Science Quarterly, 120(3), 407-432. Retrieved from http://search. proquest.com.libproxy.edmc.edu/docview/208275791?accountid=34899 Talaulicar, T. (2009). Barriers against globalizing corporate ethics: An analysis of legal disputes on implementing U.S. codes of ethics in Germany. Journal of Business Ethics, 84, 349-360. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com.libproxy.edmc.edu/docview/198225399? accountid=34899 Unay, S. (2011). Global transformations and the MENA: A comparative political economy analysis. Insight Turkey, 13(1), 175-198. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com. libproxy.edmc.edu/docview/848934278?accountid=34899

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