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What does Dicken (1986) mean when he argues that internationalisation is best viewed as a "mosaic of
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What does Dicken (1986) mean when he argues that internationalisation is best viewed as a "mosaic of " The world economy is changing in fundamental ways. The changes add up to a basic transition, a structural shift in international markets and in the production base of advanced countries. It will change how production is organized, where it occurs, and who plays what role in the process. " (Ref.i, Cohen,S.S. and Zysman,J. 1987) The global economy is changing dramatically with evidence of an increasingly extensive market for the production of goods and services and international trade. Methods of direct international investment are being controlled by an explosion of transnational corporations which span the globe. In effect there has been an increase of internationalisation. This is the, "notion that each country's economy has become less self-contained and more part of a global process of production and change." (Ref.ii, Harris,L.1988) In short, the world economy has become...
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