Luokat: Kaikki - markets - cultures - resources - prices

jonka Hammad Faisal - Rick Hansen SS (2542) 6 vuotta sitten

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globalization

Globalization has had profound effects on various aspects of society and the economy, both positive and negative. On the downside, it leads to the rapid consumption of finite resources such as fossil fuels, contributing to increased carbon dioxide emissions globally.

globalization

Globalization by Hammad & Adnan

Negative

Uses up finite resources
Globalization leads to quick use of finite resources such as fossil fuels. Excessive use of fossil fuels increases the release of carbon dioxide around the world. For example, when China joined the World Trade Organization, their use of coal increased. This also made carbon dioxide emissions increase.
Increases world oil prices
An increase in consumption has lead to a decrease in supply of oil around the world. This has lead to an increase in world oil prices.
Fail to deliver human rights and labor rights
Globalization has caused several countries to look for countries with the lowest wages and environmental protection. These countries do not even include basic rights such as sick leaves. For example, India, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Africa etc.

Positive

mixing of cultures can lead to pluralization
There are a number of negative impacts globalization has had on cultural diversity, including the influence multinational corporations have on promoting a consumer culture, exploitation of workers and markets and influencing societal values. ... This promotes a homogeneous set of values and beliefs.
global education interconnects methods of teaching from worldwide systems to encourage the international development
more efficient global markets
increased jobs in less developed countries
The big banks encourage third world countries to go through market reforms that change the structure with large loans. Many developing nations began to take steps to open their markets by removing tariffs and freeing up their economies. The developed countries were able to invest in the developing nations, creating job opportunities for the poor people.

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