Globalization and Fragmentation

There is the question that Thomas Friedman and William Duiker's views on globalization and division are correct. Their authors are correct and their reasons seem to correlate. As the world approaches due to the economic market and the Internet, the world will be irrelevant (William Duiker, 2010). Thomas Friedman said the technology is balancing the competitive environment between rich countries and poor countries. In some cases, because it is catching up with mastering technology in other countries, it can play a role in the same field as the United States and other superpowers.

A few years ago, our predecessor, Christine Lagarde, explained the world in which the global economy is increasingly integrated, but the global political system is collapsing. Winners and losers It has reached unpredictable levels. Inner tension is manifested with less intensive fighting and more friction. In the past decade, the opportunities and strengths brought about by technology and globalization have accelerated and the 4 th Industrial Revolution came. Innovation creates a new business model that confuses existing business. The company is trying to eliminate friction in supply chain and service provision. However, governments, regulators, current players, and society react to damage caused by friction. Complex force is working

The outlook for the domestic recession is not due to external factors, but due to the internal department that is getting worse due to global instability. In fact, these two are intertwined. Prosperity of the world is the only key for stability in the world, and the United States is the only country that can guide this transformation. But the present economic situation and all aspects of US military strategy and diplomacy have weakened this global leadership. The tragic part of all these financial tensions is that the state has enough resources to deal with all of these challenges, but nearly 80% of the national assets created since 1973 are at 2 percentage points It has been reached. This top level had a major impact on the government, especially the campaign financing and lobbying activities. We also dominated the financial sector to greatly influence the economy, maximize profits and press workers, and operated large corporations. WalMart is a good example