The World Wide Web (WWW) is a phenomenon, but one that will have a profound effect on the world’s economies. In the past, a small business was limited to there marketing reach. Small businesses couldn’t afford to advertise nationally, much less globally. In such scenery, it was possible for a country to become rather isolated from other countries, and the government could regulate businesses closely. Today, however, even small businesses have established web sites where they can reach global markets quickly and easily.
GENYE IN A BASKET in South Orange, New Jersey, for example, sells gourmet gift basket, fresh flower, spa basket, baby gift, thank you gift, wedding gift, get well gift, and birthday gift at the best prices and quality guaranteed. The market for such products is global, but GENYE IN A BASKET had no way to reach that market in the past. Today, however, GENYE IN A BASKET has established a web site (http://www.genyeinabasket.com/) where customers can shop in an on-line catalog, request information by e-mail, and place orders by filling out an electronic order form.
Think of what such developments mean to the economies of various countries. World Wide Web entrepreneurs can establish their own businesses quickly and easily on the internet. People in one country can also work for people in another country—over the internet. For example, a gift service company in England can work for a New Jersey company and send his or her products to customers over the internet. The link is by internet. Where people live, therefore, no longer affects where they work. What has developed because of the internet is a global market with global customers making global products.
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