Discuss the effect of globalisation on businesses. To what extent do you think that globalisation benefits businesses?

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the PowerPoint topic is: \’Analyse the effect of globalization on businesses. To what extent do you think that globalization benefits businesses?\’

It requires 2 main ARGUMENTs. Each argument must have a COUNTER ARGUMENT and a REFUTATION.

The PowerPoint MUST have at least 2 GRAPHS/TABLES related to each argument either for: the main argument, counter argument or refutation. This Must be there to backup the examples given as evidence. They MUST be well explained in detail, simple and clear.

Id need the presentation to be in full detail on what I should exactly be saying, and another version of the exact one but with short built points to be presented.

Id also need a draft every 3 days if possible please

The additional files Ill be including are:
1. Presentation Guidance
2. Sample presentations previously used
– Sample 1 + Detailed presentation of sample 1
– Sample 2
– Sample 3
3. Presentation checklist (MUST BE FULLY COVERED)

the PowerPoint structure:

s1: Cover page
s2: Outline/Contents page
s3: Introduction. Must have:
-Whats Globalization?
– Globalization to Businesses?
s4: Thesis Statement
– Must be clear and precise
s5: Argument 1.
-Argument Title
– Topic Sentence
– 2 examples
– Evidence
– Citation at the end go the page
s6: Counter Argument 1.
– Argument Title
– Topic Sentence
– 2 examples
– Evidence
– Citation at the end go the page
s7: Refutation 1.
– Argument Title
– Topic Sentence
– 2 examples
– Evidence
– Citation at the end go the page
s8: Argument 2.
-Argument Title
– Topic Sentence
– 2 examples
– Evidence
– Citation at the end go the page
s9: Counter Argument 2.
– Argument Title
– Topic Sentence
– 2 examples
– Evidence
– Citation at the end go the page
s10: Refutation 2.
– Argument Title
– Topic Sentence
– 2 examples
– Evidence
– Citation at the end go the page
s11: Conclusion.
– Recap
– Show Thesis Proved
s12: Reference List
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