How do American consumers most benefit from globalization?

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<span>Americans benefit from globalization by having lower-priced products, more product variety for consumers, and improved quality of products. Advanced transportation and telecommunication have been introduced and developed that facilitates effective and efficient way of commuting and communicating. It paved the way for easy shopping and banking through the Internet. Internet has connected people globally and has made communication across the globe easier and faster.</span>

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