Globalization

The world is becoming more and more interconnected. Globalization changes how people consume, work and live almost everywhere on the world. Today, many economic, political, cultural or ecological relationships are not explainable from a national perspective. At the same time, a controversial debate about the consequences of globalization has begun.
But what are the main causes for globalization? In what areas it is most prominent? And who are the winners and looser of globalization?
These are the questions this animated Video clip of the WissensWerte series deals with.
WissensWerte is a project of the german non-profit organisation
/e-politik.de/ e.V.
It is realized by Jörn Barkemeyer and Jan Künzl
edeos- digital education
www.edeos.org/en
#Globalization #Explainer #Economy

[@elizzleek4795]

Hello people who are here because of their advanced english course in Germany

[@mahlets2149]

Hey dear

[@tataycl869]

hallo bruder

[@Dragongamer_216]

🤝

[@lyxpob]

Ich grüße

[@lucasdbnfim4312]

what geht aaaaab

[@karludwig8722]

All the teachers in the comments asking for the script to use it at school And I sit here with a bracket-text of the video's script and have to fulfill it as a homework.

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

Sorry ;)

[@karludwig8722]

at least the video is pretty good

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

Thanks!!

[@lucylynnellmann3431]

Same bro same

[@user-qz5rk5cp1w]

it's a bull shit!

[@racer_9338]

Grüße ausm Homeschooling

[@maximilianschaak7555]

Jup, eine von 5 nachdem ich den Tag über Facharbeit schreiben musste :)

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[@silenos9955]

die noten werden dieses jahr mal wieder erste klasse

[@nikotakai8796]

@@maximilianschaak7555 Wie war die Facharbeit?

[@isabelkeil7689]

One of the best summaries I have ever seen about globalization. This realization of putting everything together has helped and will help a lot of students an professionals Well done! :)

[@DanielleJade]

the background music gives me anxiety

[@mixx1pixx1]

It sounds like the music from my old DSI

[@brownantony4601]

Over many centuries, human societies across the globe have established progressively closer contacts. Recently, the pace of global integration has dramatically increased. Unprecedented changes in communications, transportation, and computer technology have given the process new impetus and made the world more interdependent than ever. Multinational corporations manufacture products in many countries and sell to consumers around the world. Money, technology and raw materials move ever more swiftly across national borders. Along with products and finances, ideas and cultures circulate more freely. As a result, laws, economies, and social movements are forming at the international level.

[@justsomethinghere]

nice summary

[@Akimbo-Lxzz]

Thank you

[@jayc.villagomez3383]

Danke, Edeos. I have used this video in my high school economics classes many times.

[@SaraHassan-cc8zw]

Bitte

[@caterinaschiavo4362]

Thank you ! The best video about globalization! Clearly explained and well presented. I'm going to use it with my fifth year high school students this week.

[@radiogomez6136]

The world is becoming more and more interconnected. Globalization changes how people consume, work and live almost everywhere on the world. Today, many economic, political, cultural or ecological relationships are not explainable from a national perspective. At the same time, a controversial debate about the consequences of globalization has begun. But what are the main causes for globalization? In what areas it is most prominent? And who are the winners and looser of globalization? These are the questions this animated Video clip of the WissensWerte series deals with. WissensWerte is a project of the german non-profit organisation

[@sey2097]

Shut up man

[@KarlJOgden]

Where did the stats come from people? I'd love to be able to use these in an essay...

[@Trym84]

I was looking for a good video clip on globalization for tomorrows social science class, and I searched through quite a few before I found this, which is definitely the best! :)

[@ZardoDhieldor]

I'm writing an exam tomorrow about exactly this topic with exactly these sub-topics. I wonder where my teacher's got the information from... :D

[@JackBlack-cy1wp]

From an American perspective on globilization #1 American workers are being merged into a global labor pool where they must directly compete for jobs with workers on the other side of the globe that make less than ten percent of what an average American worker makes. In such an environment, it's inevitable that jobs are going to flow away from areas where labor is expensive and to areas where labor is cheaper. #2 Globalization has caused the U.S. trade deficit to absolutely explode. In 1985, the U.S. trade deficit with China was 6 million dollars for the entire year. In the month of August alone, the U.S. trade deficit with China was over 28 billion dollars. #3 Today, the United States spends approximately $3.90 on Chinese goods for every $1 that China spends on goods from the United States. This represents a massive transfer of wealth from the American people to China. #4 According to a new study conducted by the Economic Policy Institute, if the U.S. trade deficit with China continues to increase at its current rate, the U.S. economy will lose over half a million jobs this year alone. #5 The United States has lost approximately 42,400 factories since 2001. #6 The United States has already lost a 32 percent of its manufacturing jobs since the year 2000. #7 Even high technology industries are leaving America. Manufacturing employment in the U.S. computer industry is actually lower in 2010 than it was in 1975. #8 In 1959, manufacturing represented 28 percent of all U.S. economic output. In 2008, it represented only 11.5 percent. #9 As of the end of 2009, less than 12 million Americans worked in manufacturing. The last time that less than 12 million Americans were employed in manufacturing was in 1941. #10 With so much manufacturing leaving the United States, is it any wonder why people can't find jobs? The "official" unemployment rate in the United States has been at nine and a half percent or above for 14 consecutive months. #11 Today, there are at least 1.5 million "99ers" - those Americans that have completely exhausted all 99 weeks of unemployment benefits and that still do not have jobs. #12 America's dependence on foreign oil also represents a shocking transfer of wealth from the American people to the oil exporters of the Middle East. Back in 1980, the United States imported approximately 37 percent of the oil that is use. Now they import nearly 60 percent of the oil that they use. #13 Energy imports account for about approximately one-fourth of the U.S. trade deficit. #14 In states such as Mississippi, people spend approximately 6.35 percent of their incomes just on gasoline, according to a recent report by the National Resources Defense Council. #15 Americans end up paying to support American workers one way or another. Either they buy American-made products and services that provide jobs for American workers, or they pay to support unemployed American workers on welfare. Today, over 42 million Americans are on food stamps. A record number of Americans are receiving long-term unemployment benefits. One way or another, Americans are going to pay to take care of American workers. #16 The U.S. trade deficit is running about 40 or 50 billion dollars a month in 2010. The United States spends 40 to 50 billion more on goods and services from the rest of the world each month than they spend on goods and services from themselves. That means that by the end of the year, approximately half a trillion dollars (or more) of their wealth will have left the United States for good. #17 All of this wealth leaving the United States is having a huge impact on the standard of living of the average Americans. Ten years ago, the United States was ranked number one in average wealth per adult. In 2010, the United States has fallen to seventh. #18 It's now just a matter of time until India is going to pass us as an economic power. In fact, the economy of India is projected to become larger than the U.S. economy by the year 2050. #19 It's now being projected that China will soon dwarf America as an economic power. One prominent economist now says that the Chinese economy will be three times larger than the U.S. economy by the year 2040. According to one recent study, China could become the global leader in patent filings by next year. #20 China has been accumulating a gigantic mountain of dollars from all of the wealth that has been sending them each month, and they have been lending massive amounts of money back. Over the past few decades, the communist Chinese have been able to accumulate approximately $2.5 trillion in foreign currency reserves, and the U.S. government now owes them close to 900 billion dollars. They constantly have to send top government officials over there to beg them to continue to lend money. This is a direct threat not only to the financial system, but also to national security. So, in light of those facts, anyone out there that can defend the position that globalization is good and that they should be happy that they're being merged into a one world economy? Sadly, there's few politicians in either major political party that will talk of the negative effects of the emerging one world economy, almost as if there's an unspoken consensus that globalism is the future and that it is a good thing for America and other countries. But it is not a good thing for America. Unless fundamental changes are made, America will continue to bleed wealth, will continue to bleed factories and will continue to bleed jobs. The American people should grow some backbone and start saying "NO" to globalization, otherwise, If allowed to continue to vote for politicians that support merging their economy with economies that allow workers to be paid slave labor wages, then they're going to see more waves of horrific unemployment which will continue to see the standard of living of middle class Americans diminish. This is not a drill. America is being de-industrialized. One of the greatest economic machines in the history of the world is being dismantled. Eventually, all cities are going to end up looking like Detroit at worst if this is to continue.

[@erisan2809]

assignment in the contemporary world, had to make an essay due in one hour 😭

[@Provision8]

Please can you tell me where the information/statistics on this video came from? It's really interesting and I want to use some of the information in my globalisation essay. Thanks in advance.

[@Awwab458]

Never got the information....

[@jacksmile6669]

Imma be honest I couldn't even pay attention to what she was saying cause her voice put me to sleep

[@kishiimayi7943]

Sana all fast learner ghadddd I am watching this for some school activities

[@TheNoobComment]

Thanks as well, I have a 10-15mins presentation on Globalization in Interior Design and this would be a good definition of what Globalization is!

[@ahmedgarba3288]

Citation of facts and figures is needed for this interesting video.

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

Hi Sam, we use AfterEffects and Cinema4D most of the time. Cheers!

[@serbanserbanescu8088]

Wallah Film heute saß mit Kartel am Tisch

[@TheRock2004]

Globalization is only one problem, Americanization the other, and I'm an American saying this.

[@onwun4292]

The video is very well designed !! But to me I can hardly say that those countries are the winner of globalization. In developed countries(UK, France, USA), banks and multinational companies win, but factories and workers lose their jobs because of the deindustrialization, that leads to the rise of Trump, FN(France) and Brexit. In developing countries, the ensemble of the economy of the country grow(collectivism praise this), but the workers have been exploited and environment has been destroyed(democracy is against this). But sub-saharan countries, limited by the great power like US, Europe, Russia, China, seems to have no hope to develop truly.

[@es0u30c8]

a very sound summary of the situation

[@bonjour2995]

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[@americanidiot5563]

Greetings to the Englisch Leistungskurs von Herr Baumann!

[@josephtorres3229]

Fantastic illustration. Excelent digital graphics & political analysis.

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

Thanks!

[@MariaA2621]

This is the best globalization video ever!! I want to send it to my teacher if only it doesnt have the subtitle:(

[@emilyreske6289]

I think it's crazy how much they have lowered transportation costs for products that are shipped overseas. it amazes me even more how they can keep the prices of the items that are shipped still so cheap even though they are shipped overseas.

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

Huuuuge ships!

[@aldronmikkoreyes8208]

The technological advancement made it possible. Less transportation fee and ships can carry more stuff.

[@tonimajic]

This is awsome... and so well done. Thank you for posting. Is it alright to use this in a school assessment for my son? He needs to create a blog and include videos and text on globalisation.

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

Sure, you can use the video!

[@spxzixllxr279]

We love our english advanced class in germany

[@sakitoki6081]

Who do you think is challenged by the effects of globalization?

[@Vaction]

Music of background ?

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

Hey Marcia, no worries- its Creative Commons and can be used and shared for free. Cheers!

[@marijanasmolcec1627]

Thank you!

[@vu3rlp]

Lovely.... I love the way you have incorporated all the aspects and presented the ideology behind globalisation in such a subtle way........... Great....... My best wishes to you...........

[@opgfluffy5617]

Thank you very much❤️ we watched This in our english lesson in Germany 👍🏻

[@lunaluneracascabelera3826]

Hi from Colombia. Thanks. Very helpful aid for my teen students class;)

[@nibahperfectfondikum4639]

Excellent Video I now fully understand what globalization means ,not only is the video well presented the lecture is quite simple to understand

[@snowmoiraMS]

i am French and i study economics and English. this is very helpful. thanks

[@user-jd2pb7wx2r]

what is the program / programs used to design this video ?

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

Mostly AfterEffects

[@user-jd2pb7wx2r]

Thanks a lot ♥

[@arion6692]

Super Video 👍

[@girdeanualex]

One of the best video! I admire your work! If you do not mind what program can be used for such a complex video?

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

girdeanualex Mostly After Effects and Cinema4D

[@girdeanualex]

Thank you! Have a nice day!

[@lasarahcheney7048]

So helpful , and great graphics !

[@albertoarroyave2312]

It is a nice video about how can people learn some knowledge on this topic. It is interested but it has a lack of real information relative to updated issues that some communities around the world is facing this new trend specially migration problems.

[@alejandranucette7798]

This video is amazing, just what I was looking for! I wanted to use it in my ESL class, but I couldn't fins the script. Is it possible to get it?

[@hellopaul1472]

who's here for online school?

[@cowboyless5646]

Yeah my teacher brought me here lol

[@championpablo]

have and exam tomorrow with the exact sub-topics. thanks for the help !

[@assilimoez9173]

is there any french subtitles ?

[@saint_matthias]

Which countries led Early Globalization?

[@yolodufutur5349]

Can’t believe this was made 11 years ago

[@ZardoDhieldor]

Because this is the first video listed when searching for 'globalization'.

[@gianlucaverrucci4414]

Great video! Is it possible to have the transcript please? I eventually need it for my CLIL class in economics. Thank you!

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

Sure, send us a Mail at [e-mail]- we'll send you the script

[@gianlucaverrucci4414]

I managed to write it down with the help of the transcript embedded in the video (by KZbin I guess). I didn't notice this possibility at the beginning. Thanks for all!

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

Allright, good luck with your class!

[@Mehraknejadmasoom1976]

@@edeosdigitaleducation Hi It is very great video Can I have transcript also? I need it for my ELI class Thank you in advance

[@zoiloadorablejr2587]

Very informative video. Can is use this video in my class Contemporary World class?

[@Mehraknejadmasoom1976]

Very usefull video and how can I find transcript?

[@mk-gc4fj]

the editing on this is straight out of a horror film. 😱

[@baabujatin]

hi, from where did you get the percentages.. Anything to back it up ... any citations or references to prove your data like call of cost 99% container shipping transportation 99% airfright cost 88% tarrifs.. import quota bans.. open new markets / remove barriers ECONOMY : wordwide exports have increased by 30 folds in last 60 years Foreign Direct investment from 13 Billion USD to 1.8 Trillion USD by 2011

[@davkayo6757]

this video has aged rather well so far, but still at some points it feels outdated

[@shredmtb4884]

bro I love humanities, mrs good just gives us lollies

[@mang_bro1223]

agreed

[@nickname6610]

Can I have the script of the video? I need to study globalization and my teacher picked this video. Please answer

[@nickname6610]

My email is [BLANK] EDIT (02/28/2022): Came back here after almost 7 years! Definitely shouldn't have put my email here AHAHHAHA

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

+Nick „Nickname“ Name You can download it here: edeos.org/en/downloads/#globalization

[@memeeeisameme7787]

go to 1:06 its a really nice moment on the bottom right tv

[@imalwayswatchingu00]

This video editing is really well done.

[@chellywhit]

Is it me or does the tone of her voice and the background music imply skepticism?🤔

[@peterkaraleson4735]

Lovely creation with simple examples which gives absolute clarity about GLOBALIZATION. Keep it up the good work...

[@OrcinusSwiss]

i am having a debate about this tomorrow. I choose to go against it though

[@iuliachristina5663]

Using these for Uni they are very helpful

[@LaureanoLuna]

I miss the following: Globalization, via offshoring, imports with laboral dumping and immigration is making European workers compete with all the workers in the rest of the world, so that their wages will tend to converge. Capitalists have found an immense stock of cheap labor force in the Third World. This will make European workers lose at least half their real wages in a couple of decades and will bring the worst of capitalism back to Europe. No wonder if French workers vote Front National.

[@marciasmith5010]

I'd like to use this video in my Caribbean Studies class; I hope there's no copyright policy attached!

[@CrazeeDee002]

Dr Renee Horne's class of 2023. PDBA block 4

[@joabjohn9787]

Can I know what is the software used in creating this video? Thanks. Great video and very educational!!

[@erdogansziege4411]

My G-damn teachers send me here

[@helenrodrigues2971]

Bruh same 😂

[@kekstalker14tom34]

POV: Dein Englisch Lehrer zwingt dich dieses Video zu gucken und du verstehst gar nichts 😄

[@tenillehughes3115]

Could you tell me where you got your statistics from? 'd like to be able to use it in an essay :)

[@user-vh7zs3zk5g]

Hello from USIC !

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

Hi there!

[@LethalVolk]

Is there some way I can copy the text from the video?

[@u2546149]

I assume these stats (for example 3:09) adjust for inflation?

[@dantheman3378]

One thing that pisses me off is . The is a game called Witcher which is completely based on Polish mythology the game was created in Poland the Witcher 3 which became big . The game has multiple languages which in fact should be only one the Polish one which is the original one , many have played the game in English which is disgusting to see a complete Polish company making a game based on their culture/mythology and adding a English language , now they are making a new game which would please the more western part of the world , it's called cyberpunk 2077 , it about American subculture were in fact they should be making game about their cultures and so on . They should be representing their own Country and show their beautiful culture . There are many games like Assassin creed Odessy which is based of Creek mythology but yet you don't have Creek language . I don't know it's just disgusting.

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

Sure! Send your email address to [e-mail] we will send you the text.

[@user-up1gw6vk9x]

May I get the text from the video please?

[@al-mujahidahmuslimah4564]

is there any english substitle?? this video is good, but it will be better if you provide english substitle too.thank you

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

Sure! I send you a mail!

[@LahnAlhyat]

Today, many economic, political, cultural or ecological relationships are not explainable from a national perspective.

[@asvpxkc1705]

can anyone summary this video?

[@1987mayank]

the video is worth it ! well presented..

[@vincesanbuenaventura6166]

Nandito po ako dahil sa sa subject namin na soc101

[@giahnabohol6775]

so distracted by how cute the video is

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

:D that was not the intention!

[@giahnabohol6775]

edeos- digital education its creative

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

Yeah, the clip is licensed as creative commons, it can be used for free.

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

Sure!!

[@LoliLoveJuice]

Very helpful for an essay!!!! Thanks

[@wintersongxx]

Here bcos of school o_o

[@lancechen8463]

I think Taiwan is a part of Chian. It is not a individual country. To be a Chinese Citizen I hope you can fix this mistake.

[@shredmtb4884]

hey boys, what's popping

[@mang_bro1223]

not much, you?

[@AnnBoylen]

You think it's bad right now? With an advanced form of JIT manufacturing and massive sums of capital mixed with decentralization of factory ownership, MNC's will be able to shift their labor demands at a whip, pitting continent against continent and driving downward pressure on the price of labor. Imagine working for GM in Milan, Italy one day and the next day they're in Sao Paulo, Brazil, and the following day they're in Tijuana, Mexico. All MNC's will have to do is create a product in a design lab and email the specs to the manufacturer with the units needed and wait for it to arrive on shelves. It's already happening now but in the future, as economies of scale increases it will be on a massive scale. MNC's will be able to mobilize entire nations over the course of hours.

[@mariamosquera4795]

Hell yeah! My new fav vid!

[@user-mk5ss1oi3u]

Tai wan is a part of China, you make a serious mistake in this video

[@Hastur876]

Let's see the PRC enforce its laws in Taiwan then.

[@onwun4292]

Since almost a hundred years ago, Taiwan is part of Republic of China and has never been evaded by any other political power. You're right but so is the video on this.

[@MrSlovanprofessor]

too general, it has a little to say about serious development.

[@DeeDeeRich35]

Great video. Explained really well.

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

Thank you!

[@egs4050]

Very nice video

[@Davewtz]

Frau Denvir spielen sie bitte mit uns ich will keinen Unterricht machen :(

[@ccfcomputing1269]

This out dated, china is building a new Silk Road though Africa

[@tampyrer2444]

I like this animation style a bit too much

[@mariadominiquecampos28]

excellent explanation ! it is a good video, i am going to make a presentation about it next week in the university! if you wanna share your opinion with me please write me.