Positive And Negative Effects Of Globalization

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Globalization Globalisation is the process of interaction between countries; it can be economically, politically, or culturally. As our world grows, globalisation has changed positively and negatively which affects our resources, environment, transnational corporations and economies. Countries around the world are turning more interdependent as they each depend on each other’s resources and economies. The bad side to globalisation are like resource depletion, destroying the environment, job labours and has made countries poorer than before. When there is a bad side there’s always a good side such as helping people out of poverty, made countries richer and global groups where they try to solve environmental issues. Resources are one of the examples, where they …show more content…

But on the contrary every one of the companies help create wealth and jobs, also the transnational corporation offer needed currency for developing economies for countries. It also ensures the similar standards that people would expert from it, if they’re in a different country. For example, if a person visited a different country and went to McDonald’s they would know what standards they will get, which most people like. In conclusion the positive and negative causes in globalisation are evenly balanced but in some cases like the environment, although it is difficult to make the world greener, it’s still possible to make it greener which will make a huge impact on pollution. But for the transnational corporations although it gets people out of poverty they are being abused while they are working. So there are some wins for the negative sides in some case and some wins for the positive side. But as for our present globalisation that we have now I think that there should be some changes and some things we should

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