In the late 20th century, a number of transformations occurred on the world stage; arguably none were as large as globalization. The advent of the internet and advances in shipping and infrastructure allowed individual corporations to expand their business into other countries, territories, and lands. Suddenly, companies were no longer unreasonably limited by physical boundaries or borders. Companies in Europe could sell their products in Asia, Japanese corporations could market their cars in America, and American businesses could take advantage of something new called outsourcing.

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