From the movement of people, to the expansion of cultural values, technology, politics, economy, and outsourcing from a nation to another it’s believed that we live in a world where “National borders don’t matter” (Ghemewat). This idea that the world “has become one” derives from the fact that we’re constantly being influenced by other nations through different situations Situations that include trade, immigrants, direct investments, exports, etc. However, as much as this world seems to be globalized, we have overestimated how “flat” the world is. Though some presume that globalization is increasing, the reality is that we live in a world with “defined borders” (Ghemawat). Essentially, globalization is the connection between nations, therefore