On the contrary, the fact that people and capital can move more freely and quickly across borders makes the consequences of national policy decisions for the  1  BIS Review 125/1999  respective economies much more immediate and visible. Obviously, this makes national policymaking and its presentation to the public more demanding.
Naturally, there is a disciplinary effect which comes from globalisation but this does not necessarily run counter to the national interest. The influence of domestic policymakers can be used for good or evil. Globalisation improves the incentives for national politicians to implement good policies, such as structural reforms, which increase the flexibility of the economy.