Globalisation is altering the world as we know it in crucial ways. It is driven by a widespread push toward the liberalisation of trade and capital markets that is hastily breaking barriers of the international market. Trade as a portion of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Developing Countries (DC's) had risen 33 per cent in the mid-eightie

Zia Qureshi, Finance and Development, Globalisation-New Opportunities Tough Challenges, March 1996

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East Asia, African LDC's, DC's LDC's, Countries LDC's, Direct Investment, Asian LDC's, , Countries DC's, Korea Taiwan, world economy, Martins Press, east asia, economic liberalisation, impoverished nations, result globalisation, standards living, affected civil strife, globalisation process, capital investment, industrialised nations, civil strife political, cent 1996, standards living poor, st martins press, accessed 13 june,
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