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What does the entry of these 3 billion new competitors mean for the labor markets of developed countries?
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8/17/2025
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Friedman divides globalization into three eras (1.0, 2.0, 3.0). Please briefly describe the main characteristics and driving forces of each of these three eras.
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8/17/2025
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Do the recent rise of trade protectionism and the wave of 'de-globalization' signify that the world is becoming 'rounder' or 'steeper'?
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8/17/2025
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What is "The Triple Convergence"? What are its three constituent elements?
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8/17/2025
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Has the COVID-19 pandemic exposed the fragility of global supply chains, thereby prompting companies to rethink the 'offshoring' model?
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8/17/2025
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Will the long-term performance of these companies' stock prices depend more on the fate of the Japanese economy or the trajectory of the global macroeconomy?
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8/17/2025
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How would Japan's export-dependent economy and stock market be affected by a global economic recession?
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8/17/2025
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In an interconnected world, why can a local crisis (e.g., financial crisis, pandemic) rapidly spread globally?
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8/17/2025
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Why is Friedman's "right-brain" thinking (innovation, empathy, synthesis) becoming increasingly important in a flat world?
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8/17/2025
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What challenges does intellectual property protection face in a flat, open-source world?
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8/17/2025
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What opportunities and challenges does "outsourcing" bring to the outsourcing country (e.g., the United States) and the insourcing country (e.g., India) respectively?
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8/17/2025
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What is the greatest risk facing this investment? Is it a global economic recession, a sharp decline in commodity prices, or specific risks within Japan?
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8/17/2025
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The Third Element of the 'Triple Convergence': The entry of 3 billion new laborers from China, India, and the former Soviet Union into the global market. What are the implications?
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8/17/2025
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Critics argue that the world is not "flat" but "spiky," with wealth, innovation, and power highly concentrated in a few central cities. What are your thoughts on this perspective?
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8/17/2025
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What are the roles and responsibilities of multinational corporations in a flat world? Are they drivers of globalization or merely beneficiaries?
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8/17/2025
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Could Stablecoins Trigger the Next Global Financial Crisis?
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8/17/2025