Globalization and the Rise of Multinational Corporations

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Globalization has been a major impact when it comes to the Global economy, which is changing every day. Globalization has enabled many businesses to outsource their corporation across their home country border in order to increase their wealth and maximize their production at a lower cost. The outsourcing as cause these businesses to become Multinational corporations (MNCs), which are becoming major contributors to many nations global economy. Multinational corporations can be seen as a global crisis because of the results of globalizations. The increasing investments from the Multinational corporation are building developing countries; however, Multinational corporations placement in that nation does not guarantee developing countries an accumulation …show more content…

According to Levy and Prakash, their argument is that based on how institutions influence the bargaining processes and how there are increasing factors that help MNCs. The article examines three arguments such as power shapes MNCs and how most MNCs “prefer to see regulatory shift away from national government” (Levy and Prakash 132). Which means that MNCs rather have the power to choose how they bargain than rather what the governing host country government would like them to do. MNCs like to be a self-regulating system rather than going having to have to be under government control over their production. The third argument focuses on how MNCs like to facilitate the lowing of regulatory standards across jurisdictions” (Levy and Prakash 132). However, the authors have another argument rather than the ones others have argued mentioning the MNCs would like to do when they are in a host

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