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SME and globalization

The rise of globalization has been one of the defining features of modern life. It has enabled countries to become more interconnected through trade, investment, and communication - allowing for social and economic changes to be propagated around the world. 


More recently, though, it is becoming clear that globalization has its limits, and that entirely new approaches to economic and social interactions are required to address today's challenges. One of these new approaches is the establishment of a start up ecosystem and circular economy policies which introduce a new boundary to consider when analyzing economic activity. A start up ecosystem consists of entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, incubators, accelerators, and other stakeholders that are crucial to the growth of new and innovative businesses.


Through the development of this ecosystem, startups are able to develop and scale rapidly, allowing them to compete more effectively in a globalizing environment. Alongside this, launch of a circular economy policy allows companies to pay attention to their impact on natural resources and the environment. This new approach to global economics encourages businesses to be more mindful of how they use resources and how their actions affect the environment. Beyond just the direct economic benefits, this start up ecosystem, combined with a circular economy policy, can help countries establish a more sustainable future. Through better utilization of resources, businesses will be able to pursue goals with the least amount of impact on the environment possible. This, in turn, can lead to a more sustainable use of resources and better overall economic activity.


Start up ecosystems and circular economy policies can be a game changer for globalization. By introducing these new boundaries into the equation, nations are given the opportunity to rethink how they approach economic growth. With a more sustainable approach to business, citizens can be sure that their future generations will have access to resources that in a more globalized world would have become depleted.





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