Sharing the planet

A focus on the buying of goods as a major part of life.

To send goods abroad for sale.

The process of transferring ownership of a business or service from public to private control.

Uneven distribution of wealth or opportunities.

A new idea, product, or way of doing something that improves a system or solves a problem.

The adoption of Western ideas, culture, or technology, often as a result of globalization.

The movement of people from one country or region to another to live or work.

Adapting a product or content for a specific local culture.

An international economic system where goods and services are bought and sold across borders.

The total amount of greenhouse gases produced by human activity, often used when discussing global trade and transportation.

The basic systems and services needed for a society or economy to function (e.g., transport, power, internet).

A system in which goods and services are exchanged between countries without tariffs or restrictions

Meeting current needs without compromising the future.

A group of people from the same homeland living spread out across different countries.

The network involved in producing and distributing a product.

To bring in goods from abroad for sale.

The process by which businesses, cultures, and societies become connected and interdependent through increased trade, communication, and technology.

A company that operates in multiple countries beyond its home country.

The practice of hiring workers or services from outside a company or country to reduce costs.

Mutual reliance between countries or groups.