Thomas L. Friedman argues that technology, outsourcing, global supply chains, and instant communication have redrawn the competitive map, allowing work and ideas to move across borders with unprecedented speed. In this further updated and expanded Release 3.0, The World Is Flat examines the opportunities created by globalization alongside its social, political, environmental, and personal costs. It is a snapshot of the early twenty-first century trying to understand the forces making distance matter less—and competition matter more.
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