Globalisation Crossword

The changing of the design of products to meet local tases orr laws
Businesses whose operations are spread across the world, operating in mnay nations as both makers and sellers of good and services
Voluntary international agreements that encourage the free flow of goods and capital between member countries
An industrail area, often near a coastline, where favourable conditions are created to attract foreign TNCs
A financial injection made by a business into another country's economy
The international relocation of differnet types of industrial activity, especially manufacturing industries
The decline of regionally important manufacturing industires
A highly globally connected city
It builds up as countires become increasingly reliant on each other
The gradual spread of culture from an influential civilisation
The practice of promoting the culture/laguage of one nation in another
The dispersion or spread of a group of people from their origional homeland
A person who moves from one country to another in order to find work and improve their standard of living
A growing tendency for state governmnets to take measures ensuring that domestic industries and consumers have priority access to national resources found within their borders
This occurs when the consumer takes into account the costs of producing food and goods and of providing services