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How do we define it? When did it begin/old or new? The Positives... The Negatives... Bringing it together... The future... What do you think? ?’s M O N E Y G R A B B I N G G L O B A L I Z E R G L O B A L I Z A T I O N P R O T E S T E R

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How do we define it?

When did it begin/old or new?

The Positives...

The Negatives...

Bringing it together...

The future...

What do you think?

?’s

MONEY

GRABBING

GLOBALIZER

GLOBALIZATION

PROTESTER

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Defined

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What do you see?

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Dr. George Lambie’s perspective

Interviewed: Wednesday 28/10/09

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Korten Friedman

Vs

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Pros and Cons

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Pros and Cons debated

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“Global income is more than $31 trillion a year, but 1.2 billion people of the world's population earn less than

$1 a day.”

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“80% of the global population earns only 20% of global income, and within many countries there is a large gap

between rich and poor.”

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Welcome to Bangalore.... ‘silicone valley’

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Who’s in control?

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38,000 people in 44 nations = The Pew Global Attitudes Project

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2009 global brand leagueTop 10 Brand Origin Sector Brand value ($m)

Do you see a trend?

Top 100 in order of appearance

United States 51

Finland 1

Japan 7

Germany 11

France 8

Republic of Korea 2

Sweden 2

Switzerland 5

UK 4

Canada 2

Italy 4

Netherlands 2

Spain 1

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Big Eastern global players

Japan Republic of Korea

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Our global brand experience

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I’ve been to the year 3000......

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How do you see the future?

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