Impact of Globalization on American Labor Markets

As globalization accelerated in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, various socio-economic forces shaped the American and global landscape. This phenomenon not only linked markets and economies but also precipitated discussions about the implications of such connections on national policies and cultural identities. In examining the effects of globalization during this period, scholars note a fundamental transformation in labor dynamics, consumer behavior, and international relations. Which of the following events or trends was primarily a result of these globalizing forces, reflecting the integration of markets and the impact on American society?