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Advantages
of Globalization Peaceful Relation
Most of the countries have resorted to trade
relations with each other in order to boost their economy, leaving behind any bitter past experiences if any. Employment
The most crucial advantages, globalization has led
to the generation of numerous employment opportunities. Companies are moving towards the developing countries to acquire labor force. Education
– A very critical advantage that has aided the
population is the spread of education. Product Quality
– The Product quality has been enhanced so as to
retain the customers. Cheaper Prices
– Globalization has brought in fierce competition
In the markets. Communication
– Every single information is easily accessible from
almost every corner of the world. Circulation of information is no longer a tedious task, and can happen in seconds. Transportation
– Considered as the wheel of every business
organization, connectivity to various parts of the world is no more a serious problem. GDP Increase
– Gross Domestic Product, commonly known as
GDP, is the money value of the final goods and services produced within the domestic territory of the country during an accounting year Free Trade
– Free Trade is a policy in which a country does not
levy taxes, duties, subsidies or quota on the import/export of goods or services from other countries. Travel and Tourism
– Globalization has promoted tourism to great
heights. International trade among different countries also helps in increasing the number of tourist that visit different places around the world External Borrowing
– With the help of globalization, there is
opportunity for corporate, national and sub- national borrowers to have better access to external finance, with facilities such as external commercial borrowing and syndicated loans. Disadvantages of Globalization Health Issues
– Globalization has given rise to more health risk
and presents new treats and challenges for epidemics. Loss of Culture
– With large number of people moving into and out
of a country, the culture takes a backseat. Uneven Wealth Distribution
– It is said that the rich are getting richer while the
poor are getting poorer. In the real sense, globalization has not been able to reduce poverty. Environment Degradation
– The industrial revolution has changed the outlook
of the economy. Industries are using natural resources by means of mining, drilling etc. which puts a burden on the environment. Disparity
– Though globalization has opened new avenues
like wider markets and employment, there still exists a disparity in the development of the economics. Conflicts
– It has given rise to terrorism and other forms of
violence. Such acts not only cause loss of human life but also huge economic losses. Cut-throat Competition
– Opening the doors of international trade has
given birth to intense competition. This has affected the local markets dramatically.