globalisation

3. imperialism (n) – the imposition of one culture over another, often through media or consumer products
4. (n) – government policies that restrict international trade to protect domestic industries
5. workforce (n) – the international labor pool involved in production and services
8. corporation (TNC) (n) – a company that operates across national borders
11. market economy (n) – an economic system based on supply and demand with little government control
12. (n) – the removal of government controls from an industry or sector
14. (n) – the process of making things uniform or similar across cultures or regions

1. (n) – the state of being connected with each other through various networks (economic, social, technological)
2. liberalisation (n) – the removal or reduction of trade barriers (like tariffs or quotas)
6. (adj/n) – a company operating in several countries
7. gap (n) – the growing difference in income or living standards between different groups or countries
9. (n) – moving business operations to another country to reduce costs
10. (n) – the practice of hiring external firms or workers to perform tasks or services
13. integration (n) – the unification of economic policies between different states or countries
15. chain (n) – the sequence of processes involved in the production and distribution of goods