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Analyse benefits and drawbacks of globalisation for UK businesses.

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Globalisation

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International competition and globalisation

Aqa Gcse BusinessInfluences on business

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Analyse benefits and drawbacks of globalisation for UK businesses

  • This point belongs to Globalisation, especially International competition and globalisation.
  • You need to be able to analyse benefits and drawbacks of globalisation for UK businesses.
  • The key ideas to know are globalisation.
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globalisation

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Quick student answer

To what extent does globalisation benefit an independent retailer in the UK?

Direct answer

Globalisation benefits an independent retailer by expanding product ranges and customer reach, but it also increases competition and pressure on pricing. The net effect depends on the retailer’s ability to differentiate and manage supply chains.

How it works

The benefit comes from access to international suppliers and the ability to offer unique products that attract customers. However, globalisation brings larger competitors and cheaper imports, which can erode margins. A retailer that can create a niche or provide superior customer service may thrive, whereas one that relies solely on price may struggle.

Key terms

  • globalisation: The process of increasing interconnection and interdependence of economies, societies, and cultures through the exchange of goods, services, information, and people across national borders.

Common trap

Confusing globalisation with export only: Globalisation also involves importing, outsourcing, foreign investment, and cultural exchange, all of which affect UK businesses.

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