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countries.
Negatives of globalization:
exploitation.
countries.
poor.
pollution.
One the one hand, I believe that globalisation has many positive impacts on
our life. Firstly, by globalisation business become increasingly international.
Multinational companies tend to do more business across the world. So, they
can produce products in some place and trade it in another. For example,
McDonald's company opened many branches on every street across the
world.
Finally, free trade between countries could strength the political relationships
between countries and this may result in more peace and long friendship
between them. Because of the free trade policy, many developing countries
are now exporting goods to developed countries and that in terms of revenue
generating is a huge sector. For instance, many Asian third world countries
are generating their lion share of foreign currency reservation by exporting
readymade garments. This has been possible only because of the
globalisation.
To begin with the prime advantages of globalization lies in the fact that it
reduces the barrier of export and import goods. Therefore, developing countries
not to need to pay tax to developed countries. For example, international
companies low to other countries exchange products and services, so they can
improve the country’s economy. thus, Increase of business and establishing new
job opportunities will occur, consequently workers can find a job that is
related to their skills with more salary as easy as possible. According to negative
results of globalization. It can have a bad effect on environment of developing
countries because rich countries use the natural resources of poor countries, so
they damage environment of those countries.
For instance, globalization can increase world carbon dioxide emission if the
world burns its coal more quickly. Another disadvantage is currency fluctuation is
a significant effect of globalization.
For example international trade busy sells products using the USA dollar, so the
price of the dollar fluctuates day to day in developing countries
This result in imbalanced economy and abnormal prices for goods and services.