Impacts on the Economic Development of Developing Countries by Economic Globalization

  • Tang Y
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Economic globalization has seen a positive trend, with an increasing number of developing countries participating in global trade. The main features of economic globalization include production and operation globalization, trade globalization, investment, and financial globalization, which respectively have a significant influence on those developing countries. This research paper endeavors to explore the intricate interplay between economic globalization and its profound impact on developing countries. It seeks to illuminate the opportunities and challenges that reside at the heart of this phenomenon, offering a comprehensive perspective on the global economic landscape. While there have been positive impacts for developing countries, there have also been negative consequences. China, as one of the fastest-growing developing countries, has played a significant role in global trade and provided collaborative opportunities to other developing countries. Additionally, to help more developing countries gain more benefits from the process of economic globalization, several recommendations are also made based on the findings.

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Tang, Y. (2024). Impacts on the Economic Development of Developing Countries by Economic Globalization. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences, 78(1), 99–105. https://doi.org/10.54254/2754-1169/78/20241646

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