What might be seen as a positive impact of globalization by an Indian banker?

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Foreign Investment is good for them though, because it allows them to expand, develop, etc

So the answer is D. Increased Foreign Investment

NikAS [45]3 years ago

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A positive impact of globalization by an Indian banker might be increased foreign investment.

Foreign Investment is good for them since it allows them to expand and develop.

Globalization is defined as an economic, technological, political, social, business and cultural process at the global level consisting on the increasing communication and interdependence between the different countries of the world joining their markets, social and cultural, through a series of social changes, economic and political aspects that provide them a global character.

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