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372<br />

- market globalisation<br />

- product globalisation, and<br />

- globalisation of business process<br />

We are witnesses to the major changes taking place in the world today. The world<br />

centred around a national economy and a national state, is being changed fundamentally.<br />

When we start to express all of these huge changes, we inevitably come to the concept of<br />

globalisation – the power that creates the new world, makes new rules and influences the<br />

whole of the mankind. The changes in the global surrounding have generated an increased<br />

freedom of movement for international businesses, but also different conditions for<br />

becoming competitive. The economic, political, technological, cultural, demographic,<br />

ecological and other tendencies that exist in the macro environment, all produce significant<br />

repercussions on the development of the market.<br />

While some time ago it used to be enough to know the local conditions, to be able to<br />

perform a large number of business activities, the affirmation of the process of market<br />

globalisation has imposed different demands: without an insight into the complex<br />

development trends, almost every kind of local knowledge is not enough in itself. In other<br />

words, the market globalisation as the growing correlation of its individual segments,<br />

produces new presuppositions of international business operation. Participants in the<br />

world market are faced with new demands in choosing the modalities of entering the global<br />

world market.<br />

There are very few processes having such a big impact on our everyday life as the<br />

globalisation process. Globalisation, in the most general sense, relates to the expansion of<br />

the global links and as such it includes a number of major processes. For this reason, the<br />

definitions of globalisation may vary, depending on the focus they place on its various<br />

aspects. Globalisation is closely linked to the contemporary phase of development of the socalled<br />

global capitalism, characterised by the influences that new technologies have on<br />

creating the global world market. The globalisation process is a contradictory one – while<br />

globalisation works towards linking the world on one side, it also works towards its<br />

hierarchical segmentation, on the other side.<br />

Key words: globalisation, market, capital.<br />

1. Uvod<br />

U današnje vreme dešavaju se velike promene u svetu. Svet u čijem centru<br />

stoji nacionalna ekonomija i nacionalna država, menja se gotovo iz temelja. Da bi<br />

se izrazile sve te velike promene i dešavanja, dolazi se do pojma globalizacije, sile<br />

koja stvara novi svet, diktira nove uslove i utiče na čitavo čovečanstvo.<br />

Globalizacija je u svojoj orijentaciji maksimiziranje globalnih profita i pretnja<br />

kvalitetu života na planeti, posebno <strong>zemalja</strong> u tranziciji. Bez obzira na negativne<br />

aspekte globalizacije, njenu pojavu bi trebalo prihvatiti <strong>kao</strong> izazov za mogućnosti<br />

koje ona nudi u ekonomskom razvoju i rastu.<br />

Ako se može dokazati da je proces globalizacije započeo pre više stotina<br />

godina ili da njegov početak korespondira sa početkom <strong>razvoja</strong> civilizacije, onda se<br />

opravdano postavlja pitanje nije li značaj koji je posvećen pitanju globalizacije u

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