In: Economics
The comparative advantage which followed by the countries in
determining the selection of goods and services which should
specialise in production. This will suggest which goods and service
should produce by each country. If countries apply the principle of
comparative advantage will lead to increase in the combined output
and also a self sufficient economy which efficiently allocated
resources. This will helps to specialise the production of goods
and also increase the trade relation with other countries. This
principle will also lower the opportunity cost. This will make the
high level cooperation of countries and also the import and export
increased.
The globalisation will create greater opportunities for the
domestic firms. The business in the developing countries has access
to capital flows, technology, human capital, cheaper imports and
larger export markets. Thus globalisation will improve the flow of
these resources from developed country to developing and under
developed countries. This will give access to the world market to
transitional countries. Te globalisation will affect the allocation
of production which is efficient and less costly for the global
world. The globalisation will increase the name of developing
countries to the global market. This will enhance the development
of the country in every perspectives. This may leads to the
increase trading relation of developing country with the rest of
the world. Thus the international trade may increase this relation
and also it will improve the human and capital mobility across the
world. This mobilisation and migration will improve the living
standard of the people and also the national output.