ARTICLE/HISTORY OF GLOBAL MARKET INTEGRATION   - GLOBAL MARKET INTEGRATION DID NOT HAPPEN OVERNIGHT. IT WAS THE RESULT OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A GLOBAL ECONOMY THAT INVOLVED THE HOMOGENIZATION OF TRADE AND COMMERCE. PRIOR TO THE TRENDS IN GLOBALIZATION OF THE 20TH CENTURY, INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND EXCHANGE OF GOODS AND SERVICES WERE ALREADY PRACTICED. HARVEY (1990) SEES THAT CITY AND COUNTRIES WERE ABLE TO EXTEND THEIR REACH BEYOND BORDERS AND PATTERNS OF TRADE AND TECHNOLOGY BECAUSE OF DEVELOPMENTS IN SHIPPING AND NAVIGATION.   THIS WAS OBSERVABLE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF MARITIME TRANSPORT THROUGHOUT HISTORY. COLONIALISM AND IMPERIALISM ROSE AS THE NEW WAYS OF PUTTING ORDER TO THE ECONOMIC INTERRELATIONSHIPS AMONG COUNTRIES. EQUITY, CORPORATE OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT SUBSIDIARIES, AND CENTRAL HEADQUARTERS WHICH SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTE GOODS AND SERVICES WERE ESTABLISHED THROUGH COLONIALISM. THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT IN THE 1960S, FOR INSTANCE MADE USE OF ITS COLONIES LIKE THE PHILIPPINES AND MEXICO AS SUPPLIERS OF IT RESOURCES FOR TRADE.   THE INTEGRATION OF THE GLOBAL MARKET STARTED WHEN BIG AMERICAN CORPORATIONS BEGAN TO EMERGE AFTER THE SECOND WORLD WAR WITH THE RISE OF NEW CONGLOMERATES. INTERNATIONAL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH BOUGHT AVIS RENT-A-CAR, CONTINENTAL BANKING, SHERATON HOTELS, AND HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE (AMERICAN HISTORY, 2018). LATER, JAPAN AND EUROPE FOLLOWED SUIT. JAPANESE GLOBA AUTOMOBILE CORPORATIONS LIKE TOYOTA, NISSAN, AND ISUZU TOOK OFF AFTER THE GIANT AMERICAN COMPANIES FLOURISHED. THESE COMPANIES PROSPERED AS THE PRIMARY AND GLOBAL MAKERS OF TRUCKS FOR JAPANESE MILITARY (DOWER, 1992). RENAULT AUTOMOBILES, A FRENCH MULTINATIONAL AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURER, WAS ALSO USED TO HELP   IN THE MILITARY POSTWAR OPERATIONS. THE RISE OF AMERICAN, JAPANESE, AND EUROPEAN GLOBAL CORPORATIONS PAVED THE WAY FOR THE FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE. IWAN (2012) IDENTIFIES THE DIFFERENCES AMONG INTERNATIONAL, MULTINATIONAL, TRANSNATIONAL, AND GLOBAL COMPANIES.   INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES ARE IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS WITH NO INVESTMENTS OUTSIDE THEIR HOME COUNTRIES.   MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES (MNCS) HAVE INVESTMENTS IN OTHER COUNTRIES, BUT DO NOT HAVE COORDINATED PRODUCT OFFERING IN EACH COUNTRY. THEY ARE MORE FOCUSED ON ADAPTING THEIR PRODUCTS AND SERVICES TO EACH INDIVIDUAL LOCAL MARKET.   - GLOBAL COMPANIES HAVE INVESTMENTS AND ARE PRESENT IN MANY COUNTRIES. THEY TYPICALLY MARKET THEIR PRODUCTS AND SERVICES TO EACH INDIVIDUAL LOCAL MARKET.   - TRANSNATIONAL COMPANIES (TNCS) ARE MORE COMPLEX ORGANIZATIONS THAT HAVE INVESTMENTS IN FOREIGN OPERATIONS, HAVE A CENTRAL CORPORATE FACILITY BUT GIVE DECISION-MAKING, ESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, AND MARKETING POWERS TO EACH INDIVIDUAL FOREIGN MARKET.   * AMERICAN CORPORATIONS OPERATING INTERNATIONALLY WERE AT A_ GREAT ADVANTAGE AFTER THE WAR FOR THEY HAD NO COMPETITION. THEY HAD THE CAPACITY TO PRODUCE, ORGANIZE AND DISTRIBUTE PRODUCTS BECAUSE AMERICA WAS NOT DEVASTATED BY THE   WAR. LITERATURES OFFICIALLY TRACED THE START OF THE CONTEMPORARY MARKET INTEGRATION FROM THE RETURN OF THE JAPANESE AND EUROPEAN CORPORATIONS TO THE GLOBAL MARKET. IT WAS ACKNOWLEDGED IN 1974 THAT THE MAJOR GLOBAL ECONOMIC ACTORS WERE MNCS. COLLECTIVELY, THEY WERE DESCRIBED TO BE A PARTICULAR CORPORATE FORM TO DOMINATE GLOBAL PRODUCTION AND EXCHANGE (NEUBAUER,2014). CAROLL (2003) TERMED THE EMERGENCE OF INTERNATIONAL, MULTINATIONAL, GLOBAL, AND TRANSNATIONAL COMPANIES   READ THIS ARTICLE ABOUT THE MARKET INTEGRATION. AFTER READING IT, NARRATE A SHORT HISTORY OF GLOBAL MARKET INTEGRATION IN THE TWNTIETH CENTURY BASED ON YOUR UNDERSTANDING

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ARTICLE/HISTORY OF GLOBAL MARKET

INTEGRATION

 

- GLOBAL MARKET INTEGRATION DID NOT

HAPPEN OVERNIGHT. IT WAS THE RESULT

OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A GLOBAL

ECONOMY THAT INVOLVED THE

HOMOGENIZATION OF TRADE AND

COMMERCE. PRIOR TO THE TRENDS IN

GLOBALIZATION OF THE 20TH CENTURY,

INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND EXCHANGE OF

GOODS AND SERVICES WERE ALREADY

PRACTICED. HARVEY (1990) SEES THAT CITY

AND COUNTRIES WERE ABLE TO EXTEND

THEIR REACH BEYOND BORDERS AND

PATTERNS OF TRADE AND TECHNOLOGY

BECAUSE OF DEVELOPMENTS IN SHIPPING

AND NAVIGATION.

 

THIS WAS OBSERVABLE IN THE

DEVELOPMENT OF MARITIME TRANSPORT

THROUGHOUT HISTORY. COLONIALISM AND

IMPERIALISM ROSE AS THE NEW WAYS OF

PUTTING ORDER TO THE ECONOMIC

INTERRELATIONSHIPS AMONG COUNTRIES.

EQUITY, CORPORATE OWNERSHIP,

MANAGEMENT SUBSIDIARIES, AND

CENTRAL HEADQUARTERS WHICH SUPPLY

AND DISTRIBUTE GOODS AND SERVICES

WERE ESTABLISHED THROUGH

COLONIALISM. THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT

IN THE 1960S, FOR INSTANCE MADE USE OF

ITS COLONIES LIKE THE PHILIPPINES AND

MEXICO AS SUPPLIERS OF IT RESOURCES

FOR TRADE.

 

THE INTEGRATION OF THE GLOBAL

MARKET STARTED WHEN BIG AMERICAN

CORPORATIONS BEGAN TO EMERGE AFTER

THE SECOND WORLD WAR WITH THE RISE

OF NEW CONGLOMERATES. INTERNATIONAL

TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH BOUGHT AVIS

RENT-A-CAR, CONTINENTAL BANKING,

SHERATON HOTELS, AND HARTFORD FIRE

INSURANCE (AMERICAN HISTORY, 2018).

LATER, JAPAN AND EUROPE FOLLOWED

SUIT. JAPANESE GLOBA AUTOMOBILE

CORPORATIONS LIKE TOYOTA, NISSAN, AND

ISUZU TOOK OFF AFTER THE GIANT

AMERICAN COMPANIES FLOURISHED.

THESE COMPANIES PROSPERED AS THE

PRIMARY AND GLOBAL MAKERS OF TRUCKS

FOR JAPANESE MILITARY (DOWER, 1992).

RENAULT AUTOMOBILES, A

FRENCH MULTINATIONAL AUTOMOBILE

MANUFACTURER, WAS ALSO USED TO HELP

 

IN THE MILITARY POSTWAR OPERATIONS.

THE RISE OF AMERICAN, JAPANESE, AND

EUROPEAN GLOBAL CORPORATIONS PAVED

THE WAY FOR THE FURTHER DEVELOPMENT

OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE. IWAN (2012)

IDENTIFIES THE DIFFERENCES AMONG

INTERNATIONAL, MULTINATIONAL,

TRANSNATIONAL, AND GLOBAL COMPANIES.

 

INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES ARE

IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS WITH NO

INVESTMENTS OUTSIDE THEIR HOME

COUNTRIES.

 

MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES (MNCS)

HAVE INVESTMENTS IN OTHER COUNTRIES,

BUT DO NOT HAVE COORDINATED PRODUCT

OFFERING IN EACH COUNTRY. THEY ARE

MORE FOCUSED ON ADAPTING THEIR

PRODUCTS AND SERVICES TO EACH

INDIVIDUAL LOCAL MARKET.

 

- GLOBAL COMPANIES HAVE INVESTMENTS

AND ARE PRESENT IN MANY COUNTRIES.

THEY TYPICALLY MARKET THEIR PRODUCTS

AND SERVICES TO EACH INDIVIDUAL LOCAL

MARKET.

 

- TRANSNATIONAL COMPANIES (TNCS) ARE

MORE COMPLEX ORGANIZATIONS THAT

HAVE INVESTMENTS IN FOREIGN

OPERATIONS, HAVE A CENTRAL CORPORATE

FACILITY BUT GIVE DECISION-MAKING,

ESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, AND

MARKETING POWERS TO EACH INDIVIDUAL

FOREIGN MARKET.

 

* AMERICAN CORPORATIONS OPERATING

INTERNATIONALLY WERE AT A_ GREAT

ADVANTAGE AFTER THE WAR FOR THEY

HAD NO COMPETITION. THEY HAD THE

CAPACITY TO PRODUCE, ORGANIZE AND

DISTRIBUTE PRODUCTS BECAUSE AMERICA

WAS NOT DEVASTATED BY THE

 

WAR. LITERATURES OFFICIALLY TRACED

THE START OF THE CONTEMPORARY

MARKET INTEGRATION FROM THE RETURN

OF THE JAPANESE AND EUROPEAN

CORPORATIONS TO THE GLOBAL MARKET. IT

WAS ACKNOWLEDGED IN 1974 THAT THE

MAJOR GLOBAL ECONOMIC ACTORS WERE

MNCS. COLLECTIVELY, THEY WERE

DESCRIBED TO BE A PARTICULAR

CORPORATE FORM TO DOMINATE GLOBAL

PRODUCTION AND EXCHANGE

(NEUBAUER,2014). CAROLL (2003) TERMED

THE EMERGENCE OF INTERNATIONAL,

MULTINATIONAL, GLOBAL, AND

TRANSNATIONAL COMPANIES

 

READ THIS ARTICLE ABOUT THE MARKET INTEGRATION.
AFTER READING IT, NARRATE A SHORT HISTORY OF GLOBAL MARKET INTEGRATION IN THE TWNTIETH CENTURY BASED ON YOUR UNDERSTANDING

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