Bruce C. Greenwald, Judd Kahn
Globalization
N. the Irrational Fear That Someone in China Will Take Your Job
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In Globalization , authors Bruce Greenwald and Judd Kahn cut through the myths surrounding globalization and look more closely at its real impact, presenting a more accurate picture of the present status of globalization and its future consequences. Page by page, they uncover the real facts about globalization and answer the most important questions it raises, including: Will globalization increase or diminish in economic importance? Do higher living standards depend more on global or local conditions- and What are the actual implications of globalization for financial markets?
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In Globalization , authors Bruce Greenwald and Judd Kahn cut through the myths surrounding globalization and look more closely at its real impact, presenting a more accurate picture of the present status of globalization and its future consequences. Page by page, they uncover the real facts about globalization and answer the most important questions it raises, including: Will globalization increase or diminish in economic importance? Do higher living standards depend more on global or local conditions- and What are the actual implications of globalization for financial markets?
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Wiley & Sons
- 1. Auflage
- Seitenzahl: 208
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. Oktober 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 12mm
- Gewicht: 271g
- ISBN-13: 9780470632437
- ISBN-10: 0470632437
- Artikelnr.: 29748183
- Verlag: Wiley & Sons
- 1. Auflage
- Seitenzahl: 208
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. Oktober 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 12mm
- Gewicht: 271g
- ISBN-13: 9780470632437
- ISBN-10: 0470632437
- Artikelnr.: 29748183
Bruce C. Greenwald, PhD, currently serves as the Robert Heilbrunn Professor of Finance and Asset Management at Columbia University's Graduate School of Business. Judd Kahn, PhD, is currently COO of Summit Street Capital Management, LLC. They also coauthored Value Investing: From Graham to Buffett and Beyond and Competition Demystified.
Acknowledgments. Introduction: Just How Global Are We? Chapter 1: It May Be
News, But It Isn't New: A Brief History of Globalization. Tradable
Goods. From Goods to Services. Which Services Remain Rooted? Why So
Newsworthy? Chapter 2: Countries Control Their Fates: How Little
Globalization Explains. Who Calls the Shots? An Inadvertent Experiment. The
Uneven Course of Manufacturing. The Recipe for Productivity Growth.
Importance of Incremental Improvements. Tell Me Again: Why Is China Rising?
Episodic Improvements and Retreats. Widely Shared Diversions. What About
Free Trade? Keep It Local. Chapter 3: Employment Trends for Globalization
3.0: Are All the Good Jobs Going Away? Recent History as a Guide. Recent
Patterns of Employment and Unemployment in the United States. The Changing
Nature of Work. The Meaning Is in the Details. That Giant Sucking Sound Is
Coming from . . . . But Will the Future Be Different? What about Wages?
Chapter 4: Can We Make Any Money?: What Globalization Does to Profi ts.
Companies Under Globalization 3.0. Why Some Companies Are Profi table.
Profi ts in Competitive Markets: Low Before Globalization, and Low After.
Profi ts in Protected Markets: Do They Survive? How to Keep Competitors
Out. The Special Role of Economies of Scale Advantages. Competitive
Advantages in a Global World. The Future of Profitability. Chapter 5:
International Finance in a Global World: Home Field Advantage. Flow of
Funds. Foreign Direct Investment: Not Where the Action Is. Financial
Markets and Portfolio Investment: Not Here, Either. Institutions as
Investors: These Do Matter. Safer at Home: Financial Markets and the Limits
of Globalization. Global Capital Markets and Economic Development: More
Headlines Than Production Lines. Chapter 6: A Genuine Global Economic
Problem: Replacing the Consumer of Last Resort. The Link between Reserve
Currencies and Global Financial Stability. Chronic Surplus Countries and
Monetary Mercantilism. The Global Financial System and Global Economic
Stability. The Situation of the United States. A Modest Proposal for a New
Reserve Currency. Conclusion: Beyond Economics. Globalization and
Everything Else. One Last Question. Notes. About the Authors. Index.
News, But It Isn't New: A Brief History of Globalization. Tradable
Goods. From Goods to Services. Which Services Remain Rooted? Why So
Newsworthy? Chapter 2: Countries Control Their Fates: How Little
Globalization Explains. Who Calls the Shots? An Inadvertent Experiment. The
Uneven Course of Manufacturing. The Recipe for Productivity Growth.
Importance of Incremental Improvements. Tell Me Again: Why Is China Rising?
Episodic Improvements and Retreats. Widely Shared Diversions. What About
Free Trade? Keep It Local. Chapter 3: Employment Trends for Globalization
3.0: Are All the Good Jobs Going Away? Recent History as a Guide. Recent
Patterns of Employment and Unemployment in the United States. The Changing
Nature of Work. The Meaning Is in the Details. That Giant Sucking Sound Is
Coming from . . . . But Will the Future Be Different? What about Wages?
Chapter 4: Can We Make Any Money?: What Globalization Does to Profi ts.
Companies Under Globalization 3.0. Why Some Companies Are Profi table.
Profi ts in Competitive Markets: Low Before Globalization, and Low After.
Profi ts in Protected Markets: Do They Survive? How to Keep Competitors
Out. The Special Role of Economies of Scale Advantages. Competitive
Advantages in a Global World. The Future of Profitability. Chapter 5:
International Finance in a Global World: Home Field Advantage. Flow of
Funds. Foreign Direct Investment: Not Where the Action Is. Financial
Markets and Portfolio Investment: Not Here, Either. Institutions as
Investors: These Do Matter. Safer at Home: Financial Markets and the Limits
of Globalization. Global Capital Markets and Economic Development: More
Headlines Than Production Lines. Chapter 6: A Genuine Global Economic
Problem: Replacing the Consumer of Last Resort. The Link between Reserve
Currencies and Global Financial Stability. Chronic Surplus Countries and
Monetary Mercantilism. The Global Financial System and Global Economic
Stability. The Situation of the United States. A Modest Proposal for a New
Reserve Currency. Conclusion: Beyond Economics. Globalization and
Everything Else. One Last Question. Notes. About the Authors. Index.
Acknowledgments. Introduction: Just How Global Are We? Chapter 1: It May Be
News, But It Isn't New: A Brief History of Globalization. Tradable
Goods. From Goods to Services. Which Services Remain Rooted? Why So
Newsworthy? Chapter 2: Countries Control Their Fates: How Little
Globalization Explains. Who Calls the Shots? An Inadvertent Experiment. The
Uneven Course of Manufacturing. The Recipe for Productivity Growth.
Importance of Incremental Improvements. Tell Me Again: Why Is China Rising?
Episodic Improvements and Retreats. Widely Shared Diversions. What About
Free Trade? Keep It Local. Chapter 3: Employment Trends for Globalization
3.0: Are All the Good Jobs Going Away? Recent History as a Guide. Recent
Patterns of Employment and Unemployment in the United States. The Changing
Nature of Work. The Meaning Is in the Details. That Giant Sucking Sound Is
Coming from . . . . But Will the Future Be Different? What about Wages?
Chapter 4: Can We Make Any Money?: What Globalization Does to Profi ts.
Companies Under Globalization 3.0. Why Some Companies Are Profi table.
Profi ts in Competitive Markets: Low Before Globalization, and Low After.
Profi ts in Protected Markets: Do They Survive? How to Keep Competitors
Out. The Special Role of Economies of Scale Advantages. Competitive
Advantages in a Global World. The Future of Profitability. Chapter 5:
International Finance in a Global World: Home Field Advantage. Flow of
Funds. Foreign Direct Investment: Not Where the Action Is. Financial
Markets and Portfolio Investment: Not Here, Either. Institutions as
Investors: These Do Matter. Safer at Home: Financial Markets and the Limits
of Globalization. Global Capital Markets and Economic Development: More
Headlines Than Production Lines. Chapter 6: A Genuine Global Economic
Problem: Replacing the Consumer of Last Resort. The Link between Reserve
Currencies and Global Financial Stability. Chronic Surplus Countries and
Monetary Mercantilism. The Global Financial System and Global Economic
Stability. The Situation of the United States. A Modest Proposal for a New
Reserve Currency. Conclusion: Beyond Economics. Globalization and
Everything Else. One Last Question. Notes. About the Authors. Index.
News, But It Isn't New: A Brief History of Globalization. Tradable
Goods. From Goods to Services. Which Services Remain Rooted? Why So
Newsworthy? Chapter 2: Countries Control Their Fates: How Little
Globalization Explains. Who Calls the Shots? An Inadvertent Experiment. The
Uneven Course of Manufacturing. The Recipe for Productivity Growth.
Importance of Incremental Improvements. Tell Me Again: Why Is China Rising?
Episodic Improvements and Retreats. Widely Shared Diversions. What About
Free Trade? Keep It Local. Chapter 3: Employment Trends for Globalization
3.0: Are All the Good Jobs Going Away? Recent History as a Guide. Recent
Patterns of Employment and Unemployment in the United States. The Changing
Nature of Work. The Meaning Is in the Details. That Giant Sucking Sound Is
Coming from . . . . But Will the Future Be Different? What about Wages?
Chapter 4: Can We Make Any Money?: What Globalization Does to Profi ts.
Companies Under Globalization 3.0. Why Some Companies Are Profi table.
Profi ts in Competitive Markets: Low Before Globalization, and Low After.
Profi ts in Protected Markets: Do They Survive? How to Keep Competitors
Out. The Special Role of Economies of Scale Advantages. Competitive
Advantages in a Global World. The Future of Profitability. Chapter 5:
International Finance in a Global World: Home Field Advantage. Flow of
Funds. Foreign Direct Investment: Not Where the Action Is. Financial
Markets and Portfolio Investment: Not Here, Either. Institutions as
Investors: These Do Matter. Safer at Home: Financial Markets and the Limits
of Globalization. Global Capital Markets and Economic Development: More
Headlines Than Production Lines. Chapter 6: A Genuine Global Economic
Problem: Replacing the Consumer of Last Resort. The Link between Reserve
Currencies and Global Financial Stability. Chronic Surplus Countries and
Monetary Mercantilism. The Global Financial System and Global Economic
Stability. The Situation of the United States. A Modest Proposal for a New
Reserve Currency. Conclusion: Beyond Economics. Globalization and
Everything Else. One Last Question. Notes. About the Authors. Index.