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Que es la globalizacion

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Snezhnost [94]3 years ago

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La globalización significa la aceleración de movimientos e intercambios (de seres humanos, bienes y servicios, capital, tecnologías o prácticas culturales) en todo el planeta. Uno de los efectos de la globalización es que promueve y aumenta las interacciones entre diferentes regiones y poblaciones de todo el mundo.

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