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Internationalization

Internationalization definition

Increasing demand and supply balance of international good and services
Liberalization of foreign direct investment and capital movement in short term
Changing role of multi-organizational companies,
Re-establishing production network in international platform
New Technologies, accelarating information techonologies and sustainability
Integration of world economies as adopting «Deregulation» concept

Historic Process of Internationalization

Benchmarks of internationalization

1. Industrialization / de-industrialization
Industrialization was actualized in South parts (specaially China and India) by the second wawe as northern countries are industrialized by the first wave.  

2. International approach / divergency
 Income difference between North and South became closer in the second wawe as it became bigger in the first wawe.

3. Trade
Trade volume increased in both wawes but growth stopped by world wars and great depression.

4. Development
  Norhtern countries developped in the first wawe speciall. Southern countries developed more in the second wawe. 

5. Urbanization
Metropolis were in South before XIX. Century. The first internalization process made urbanization in North faster. Urbanization in South is noticed in the second wawe. 

6. Differences in country
Income distribution and unemployment problems increased in North countries. 

(1870-1914)  The First Wawe:
Internationalization allowed political, military and commercial effect by overseas explorations, railway development and invention of wire.   

(1914-1945)  Period of Stagnation:
Depression occured after World War I, great depression experienced in 1929 all over the world, The second world war are considered as stagnation of internationalization.

The Second Wawe:  begins by end of the second world war, this period contribute internalization. International institutions like IMF, World Bank, GATT and Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development contribute internalization. 
Another milestone at internationalization is occured in 1970s. Fixed rate system was abondened as soon as Bretton Woods system collapses.


1980 and period after 1980 are considered as begining of the third period at internationalization. Developments occured in this period accelarated internalization process. 
Time period of today’s world may be considered as maximum international trade volume all over world history.  
Factors like occuring new markets, increasin demand and surplus company markets lead up and accelarate internalization. 

Factors accelarating Internalization; 
Companies get into international markets 
Increasing and different demands 
Increasing technology development speed 
Occuring effective competition platform 

Developments at Communication and Transportation area supported each other and thus make internalization sustainable for further times.

Factors effecting internationalization

Internationalization at Economy 
Internationalization at Policy and Administration
Internationalization at Cultural Field

Intenationalization at Economy

Widespread of international trade and investments 
Freedom of capital movement 
Providing economic organization all over the world 
Increasing voluem of foreign trade 
Increasing activities of multi-national companies
Increasing foreign capital investment

Intenationalization at Policy and Administration

Weakining Nation-state scope  
Decreasing processes of goverment authorities
Strengthing local administration 
Considering human rights and freedom 
Creating clear system

Intenationalization at Culture

Domination of west culture over other cultures 
Cultural Hybridization 
 Increasing consumption culture approach

Positive effects of intenationalization

Doing business in international area bring both positive and negative effects:

Positive effects
Providing new business activities in international platform 
Development in communication and telecommunication 
Increasing credit and investments

Techonology transfer and know-how are provided.
Effective human resources are provided. 
Respectful administration for law, human rights and administration methods is adopted.
Infrastructure of energy and communication are established.

Negative effects of intenationalization

Negative effects are explained as following:

Large and international companies come into prominence
Increasing low-cost laborship 
Sweating system taking advantage of local conditions and destroying environment is occured. 
Labor which is capital of poor people is considered as competition factor. 
Wage limitations for unqualified employments are contributed. 

Unequal income distribution occured as well as world become international

Traditions, local and national perceptions are destroyed. 

Nation-state runs into threat and risks 

Immunity of natural environment is broken and pollution occured. 


Description

Increasing demand and supply balance of international good and services Liberalization of foreign direct investment and capital movement in short term Changing role of multi-organizational companies, Re-establishing production network in international platform New Technologies, accelarating information techonologies and sustainability Integration of world economies as adopting «Deregulation» concept

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