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I like your computer!!! It’s a new Mac!!! I bought it on line and it’s fromHolland Ohh!!My ipod is made in China!!!!... Do you know that goods of the same brand are made in different countries? Do you know why?

ECONOMIC GLOBALISATION

The most important countries in terms of economy are:

Some companies have merged Creating international corporations

Stock Exchange in New York People invest capital buying stocks and shares

Barcelona’s harbour International trade has increased very much

Now, we can buy things from different countries

Car factory Some parts of the same good are made in different countries

Many goods are made in countries like China where people earn few money

As a result of all the economies are connected...

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