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Globalization – Introduction <\/strong><\/h2>\n

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Every region is specialised in a particular sector and at the same time lacks some other important aspects which are necessary for the national growth. Therefore these countries import the prerequisite things and export their specialised service or product. This arises the concept of Globalization which comprises exchange of raw materials, finished goods, machinery, services, technology and knowledge between nations.<\/p>\n

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