DETAIL and DEPTH! is what my economics teacher used to yell at me. Globalisation is tough, because its so broad. Globalisation mostly relates to the growth of trade flows, whether financial or through the use of goods and services throughout the world economy, and the continued liberalisation or degredation of artifical barriers to foreign traders into domestic economies. Globalisation has occured because of growth through the use of technologies that allow domestic producers to sell goods or services not only in the domestic but world economy. You can relate to international organisations such as the World Trade Organisation and International Monetary Fund, as well as multilateral and bilateral trade agreements that influence competition between countries, and force countries to operate at its comparative advantage. However, you need to use perspective and include the negatives of globalisation, such as degredation of cultural perspective, growth in short term unemployment and reallocation of resources within the world economy, in turn degrading some industries. But remember, the one main thing to think about in relation to globalisation is that we are talking about the WORLD ECONOMY; that is, the integration of all national economies of the world into the world market for goods and services.
I hope some of this stuff helps you in your studies
