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“The world is flat”:
This is a book by Thomas L.Friedman which became an international best-selling book. In this book, Friedman has discussed about the globalization. According to him, globalization 1.0, which began around 1492, made the changed the world from large size to medium size and then in globalization 2.0, the multinational companies were introduced which shrank the size of the world from medium size to small size. After that came the globalization 3.0, this made the world go tiny from small.
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