1) Competition between business localities increases, e.g. jobs are transferred
to lower wage countries.
2) Uncontrolled monetary flow on the capital market can lead to monetary
turbulences and economic crises.
3) Greater dependence on the world market reduces the
leeway within which
national economies and governments can act.
4) More and more, mighty multinational corporations (global players) free
themselves from the political control and the social responsibilities
of their home countries.
5) The industrialization of the developing and the threshold countries
leads to severe ecological stress.
6) The globalisation of organized crime, e.g. trafficking in human beings and in drugs, becomes more and more difficult to contain.
