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    Globalization refers to the increasing interdependence of countries through cross-border trade, spread of technology and culture. K-pop music has spread globally through its positive messages and performances, though some international fans face cultural misunderstandings. McDonald's has also expanded worldwide by adapting to local cultures and tastes, though critics argue it contributes to unhealthy diets and lifestyles. The document provides examples of how products like K-pop music and McDonald's have been affected by and contributed to globalization.

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    Globalization refers to the increasing interdependence of countries through cross-border trade, spread of technology and culture. K-pop music has spread globally through its positive messages and performances, though some international fans face cultural misunderstandings. McDonald's has also expanded worldwide by adapting to local cultures and tastes, though critics argue it contributes to unhealthy diets and lifestyles. The document provides examples of how products like K-pop music and McDonald's have been affected by and contributed to globalization.

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    Globalization refers to the increasing interdependence of countries through cross-border trade, spread of technology and culture. K-pop music has spread globally through its positive messages and performances, though some international fans face cultural misunderstandings. McDonald's has also expanded worldwide by adapting to local cultures and tastes, though critics argue it contributes to unhealthy diets and lifestyles. The document provides examples of how products like K-pop music and McDonald's have been affected by and contributed to globalization.

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    Janella Jene G.

    Asis N – 21

    1. Globalization
    - Globalization is a social, cultural, political, and legal phenomenon; where there is a spread of
    products, technology, information, and jobs across national borders and cultures. In economic
    terms, it describes an interdependence of nations around the globe fostered through free trade
    (Fernando, 2021).

    Reference:
    Fernando, J. (2021, June 10). Globalization. Investopedia.
    https://www.investopedia.com/terms/g/globalization.asp.

    2. Example Products
    A. Kpop
     Advantage: A Revolutionary Musical Movement
    - K-pop music is focused on spreading
    a positive message to fans. Their
    songs are about accepting yourself for
    who you are, finding happiness in life,
    and they are full of positive
    affirmations. Also, K-pop isn’t just
    about the music. The singers do their
    best to provide good choreography
    and performance to their songs. They
    really do care about their fans.
     Disadvantage: Cultural Differences
    - Many international fans have
    experienced misunderstanding and
    hate in the K-pop community. Fans
    have been accused of racism and
    bullying, because of the peer pressure
    that has been created by the misunderstood Korean culture.
    Reference:
    The Globalisation Of Kpop. The Student View. (2019, March 18).
    https://www.thestudentview.org/the-globalisation-of-kpop/.

    B. McDonald’s
     Advantage: It’s broadly accepted,
    cheap, and is fast.
    - McDonald’s has been taking
    measures to meet the interests
    and cultures of the society they're
    brand is located. They also
    consider the demographics of
    their consumers, like how they
    dress up during specific dates to
    facilitate young people and make
    them enjoy their stay in the
    restaurant.
     Disadvantage: Loss of local culture, unpleasing lifestyle, and unhealthy diet plans.
    - McDonald’s serve junk foods, so the diet and health of consumers are greatly
    affected and ruined. When their health is influenced, lifestyle is also affected.
    Reference:
    Bertulino , H. (2021, June 2). McDonald's and Globalization: Impacts on Society. StudyBay.
    https://studybay.com/blog/globalization-and-impact-of-mcdonalds/#3.

    3. Concept Map

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