Often, the process begins with a single motive, such as market expansion (on the part of a corporation) or increased access to healthcare (on the part of a nonprofit organization). But usually there is a snowball effect, and globalization becomes a mixed bag of economic, philanthropic, entrepreneurial, and cultural efforts.
This part made me think about how we make financial decisions in real life. People usually think economics is just cold numbers and math, but this shows how much human behavior and emotions actually drive choices. It changed my way of thinking because it proves that logic isn't the only thing moving the market.