The World Is Flat
A Brief History of the Twenty-first Century
Summary:
The book analyzes globalization, particularly in the early 21st century, and argues that technological and political changes have leveled the global playing field, making it possible for individuals and companies from all over the world to compete. It discusses the convergence of technology, the rise of supply-chaining, and the impact of various flatteners that have connected the world like never before.
Key points:
1. Globalization 3.0: This current phase of globalization is driven by individuals and small groups, enabled by technology and the internet.
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