The Global Economy Name: Institution: Course: Date: Abstract Over the years international trade has evolved into a sophisticated element thanks to development of trading policies and integration of services across the global platform. Before the First World War, most of the national economies relied on immobile factors of production, however after the war most of the factors of production became mobile. Elaborate networks were also developed ensuring proper integration of services. As such, the global economy is a mesh of interconnected economies at the national level. This means that if one of the economies is affected by financial difficulties the rest of the countries highly dependent on the same are bound to suffer (Hill, 2015). Globalization of the trading system has allowed economies to outsource goods and services that they do not produce in plenty or have limited capabilities to do produce. This has led to the formation of the global trading system, where countries rely on one another. However there are some ethical issues associated with the international trade; among them exploitation of the weaker economies, pollution and dumping among other vices (Hill, 2015). This paper evaluates the demographics of global economic trade and the ethical implications. Introduction The global economy has continually evolved over the last century, with much of the changes coming from innovation, technology and social political issues. As a result, there have been change...