globalization的意思|globalization的解释-里氏词典

globalization [,gləʊbəlai'zeiʃən;-li'z-]

[计] 全球化, 普及到世界范围

Globalization as the End of Culture?
13 全球化意味文化终结?
Is globalization really a new phenomenon?
全球化真是一种新的现象吗？
Can globalization help to reduce poverty?
全球化有助于减少贫困吗？

globalization

[ noun ]
growth to a global or worldwide scale
<noun.process>
the globalization of the communication industry

Some 433 chief executives on three continents earlier this year completed detailed questionnaires on globalization, as designed by The Wall Street Journal, Booz-Allen & Hamilton Inc. and Nihon Keizai Shimbun.
"International markets are increasingly automated and interlinked," SEC Chairman David S. Ruder told a Senate subcommittee hearing on globalization last month.
Mr. Shepperd says the globalization of markets is the strongest factor favoring continued gilt auctions.
Market solutions to the international debt crisis is one of the topics being discussed at the symposium, which focuses on the impact of globalization of markets on the GCC countries.
If Harper Collins "will create semi-autonomous operating units and allow them the discretion to customize market and product, globalization has a decent chance of working," Mr. Elbaum adds.
Early on, Mr. Bebear says he concluded "insurance would go through the same phenomenon of globalization as industry."
The reorganization is designed to help the Bank of Japan better cope with the continued globalization of financial markets.
"The globalization of our competition requires that we develop internationally through our internal capacity and the multiplication of our external ties," Agnelli said in the letter.
But the organization adds that Britain's efforts were boosted by strong oil revenues in the early 1980s and the enhanced competition that has resulted from the globalization of financial markets and business.
The IRS's problems with corporate tax returns, meanwhile, stem in large part from the growing globalization of business, which has created issues of mind-numbing complexity for the tax collector.
Instead, they say it has made them more aware of the globalization of today's markets and strengthened their belief that offering hedging opportunities is essential to Japan's effort to become a full participant in the world financial system.
Indeed, the U.S. government has recognized the globalization of the services industry and wants trade barriers to services discussed at international trade negotiations.
More specifically, he cited the globalization of securities trading, increased competition from overseas, rapidly changing technology, new regulations and 24-hour trading _ which threaten to dramatically alter the 198-year-old exchange.
It also illustrates the globalization of the entertainment industry.
A huge Japanese electronics concern said Tuesday it is negotiating to buy entertainment giant MCA Inc. in a deal valued at $7 billion, the latest move in Hollywood globalization.
The most powerful and scary example of this globalization occurred in the October 1987 market collapse, as panic selling reverberated from continent to continent.

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