Part 3-I Section Outline
Globalization in the 1990s
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- The Marketing of Globalization: Is Globalization Really
Worth It?
- Globalization Usually Refers to the Declining Significance of National Borders Brought About by Increased Trade, the Spread of Information Technology, Cross-Border Financial Flows, and Cultural Transfers.
- The Media’s Coverage of Globalization Issues is Likely to Contain Painful Stories about Globalization.
- The IMF Believed More Should be Done to Explain Globalization, Especially its Positive Aspects.
- Hollywood as a Metaphor to Understand Major Aspects of Financial Globalization During the Late 1990s
- The Global Screening of "Titanic" Increased the Studio's Profits Tremendously.
- Without Substantial Foreign Receipts, "Titanic," a Highly Acclaimed Movie, May Not Have Been Produced.
- Globalization of the Movie Industry May Result in Hollywood's Cultural Hegemony.
- Films and Finance: The Globalization of Each Industry Creates Similar Issues.