This document lists 43 challenges related to globalization, including exploitation of natural resources, climate change and global warming, pollution, uneven wealth distribution between nations, loss of local culture, and multinational corporations wielding more power than governments. Other issues mentioned are disease spread, cultural homogenization, the promotion of Western lifestyles, dependence on technology, cultural and media imperialism, "fake news", increasing consumerism, domination of media conglomerates, and the exploitation of foreign workers.
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Final Paper ( Assignment of Globalization Problems) - TFR 31-1N
This document lists 43 challenges related to globalization, including exploitation of natural resources, climate change and global warming, pollution, uneven wealth distribution between nations, loss of local culture, and multinational corporations wielding more power than governments. Other issues mentioned are disease spread, cultural homogenization, the promotion of Western lifestyles, dependence on technology, cultural and media imperialism, "fake news", increasing consumerism, domination of media conglomerates, and the exploitation of foreign workers.
This document lists 43 challenges related to globalization, including exploitation of natural resources, climate change and global warming, pollution, uneven wealth distribution between nations, loss of local culture, and multinational corporations wielding more power than governments. Other issues mentioned are disease spread, cultural homogenization, the promotion of Western lifestyles, dependence on technology, cultural and media imperialism, "fake news", increasing consumerism, domination of media conglomerates, and the exploitation of foreign workers.
TFR 31-1N 1. Agot Allynna Nicole Exploitation of natural resources 2. Alih Yusra Climate Change and Global Warming 3. Barrera Reca Mae Pollution 4. Barro Ain Neil Uneven wealth distribution for the development of nations 5. Bombeo Rachel Anne Loss of local culture 6. Bonifacio Neil Ian Global Corporations being more powerful than the government 7. Campana Jezrel Alyssa Disease development and spread 8. Cansancio Lorren Mae Cultural Homogenization 9. Castañares Arthea Americanization / Promotion of Western Lifestyle 10. Catoy Abegail Dependence to advanced technology 11. Cosio Jason Jay Cultural Imperialism / Cultural Domination 12. Cuaton Jed Adrian Media Imperialism 13. Dagoc Kenth Fake News / Increase of Online Trolls 14. Dela Cruz Belle Alexis Grace Increase consumerism / commercialization 15. Dela Torre Jillian Domination of media conglomerates 16. Diangco Sherlyn Grace Foreign worker exploitation 17. Donasco Earl Niceson Child labor 18. Dugal Bailyn Local job loss 19. Dulana Jenny Ross Monopoly of large industries 20. Fuentevilla Precious Pearl Joy Loss of small businesses 21. Ganancial Junessa Unemployment 22. Gerao Lea Mae C. Increasing business competition in the global market 23. Guili Jubaira Increasing labor market competition 24. Herradura Rosemarie High cost of living 25. Hiratsuka Junzo Vito Weak governance 26. Jabonete John Heinz State intervention of global corporations 27. Laluyan Rachelle Marie Overcrowding in global/urbanized cities 28. Llamelo Angel Grace Housing problems / Development of slums 29. Lopez John Rainier Cheap labor 30. Lopez Nolan Population increase due to global migration 31. Magbanua Rose Ann Joy Brain drain 32. Morales Jan Kyla Diaspora (e.g. Filipino Diaspora) 33. Nacion Norvelyn Terrorism 34. Nolasco Sheena Transnational Crimes 35. Oliverio Ma.Lu Job Insecurity 36. Pandian Michee Price Instability 37. Polinar Janel Ericka Poverty 38. Prajenog Mc Arthny Loss of independence of countries (decreasing sovereignty) 39. Regoyla Joriz Mari Increasing competition of local and foreign businesses 40. Salazar Efren John Oppression of weaker economies by larger economies 41. Sarcina Jesse Predatory Capitalism / Growth of Capitalism 42. Sodusta Sheila Preference to foreign goods over local products 43. Sulit Cyrah Lou Economic stagnation of weak economies