Impact of Globalization on Pakistan Economy
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2.0 Background and academic context 3
3.0 Signification of project 4
4.0 research questions 5
5.0 literature review 5
6.0 Aim and objective 9
7.0 Research methodology 9
8.0 Research ethics 13
9.0 Resources 15
10.0 Project timetable 16
11.0 bibliography 17
1.0 Title: Impact of globalization on Pakistan economy
(With Reference to Foreign Direct Investment)
2.0 Background and Academic Context
Globalization is multi-dimensional term. It has social, economic, political and cultural commutations. “It is defined as a process of rapid economic integration among countries driven by the liberalization of trade, investment and capital flows, as well as technological change” [Torres, R (2001)].
World is changing more rapidly and dramatically at the start of the twenty- first century than ever before. Many of the changes seem to be associated with something that has been called “globalization.” The story of globalisation is
1. Title 3
2.0 Background and academic context 3
3.0 Signification of project 4
4.0 research questions 5
5.0 literature review 5
6.0 Aim and objective 9
7.0 Research methodology 9
8.0 Research ethics 13
9.0 Resources 15
10.0 Project timetable 16
11.0 bibliography 17
1.0 Title: Impact of globalization on Pakistan economy
(With Reference to Foreign Direct Investment)
2.0 Background and Academic Context
Globalization is multi-dimensional term. It has social, economic, political and cultural commutations. “It is defined as a process of rapid economic integration among countries driven by the liberalization of trade, investment and capital flows, as well as technological change” [Torres, R (2001)].
World is changing more rapidly and dramatically at the start of the twenty- first century than ever before. Many of the changes seem to be associated with something that has been called “globalization.” The story of globalisation is
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