Evaluate the impact of globalisation on consumers, workers, producers and the Government in the UK.
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Daisy Chui 13J Economics Unit 6- The UK Economy Evaluate the impact of globalisation on consumers, workers, producers and the Government in the UK. Globalisation refers to the world economy becoming increasingly integrated, becoming a single international market rather than many national markets. It has brought in diminishing national borders and the fusing of individual national markets. The fall of barriers as stimulated free movement of capital and paved the way for companies to set up different regional bases around the world.1 When discussing globalisation, many people simply immediately discriminate against the developed countries, claiming they exploit the developing countries and keeping all the gains for themselves. Critics say the West's gain has been at the expense of developing countries. The already meagre share of the global income of the poorest people in the world has dropped from 2.3% to 1.4% in the last decade. As always, it is much easier...

