On the positive side, the more ideas that are shared the better the possibility to solve problems around the world. Sharing ideas can create efficiency and teach those in less fortunate areas how to better their lives. In the business world, it creates competition, which can create new and better products, both of which are good for consumers. One of the negative effect globalization has is its effect on culture. Diversity makes the world interesting, as people become closer and share ideas there is a loss of traditions and national identity. One example I see of this is in the national dishes of England. Most people would cite Fish ‘n Chips and/or the Sunday Roast and they would be correct. However, Chicken Tikka Masala is also a national dish of England. Obviously, Chicken Tikka Masala is not a traditional dish of England, but a combination of the tastes of Indian and English cultures that has grabbed the attention of the British public. This melding of food is a minor example of how countries are modified by adjusting and absorbing other cultures and in turn create a new culture. As globalization creeps further and further into the country, the number of different cultures will decrease and some individual cultures will cease to exist. Globalization can also create wider gaps between industrialized and non-industrialized countries, which can cause
On the positive side, the more ideas that are shared the better the possibility to solve problems around the world. Sharing ideas can create efficiency and teach those in less fortunate areas how to better their lives. In the business world, it creates competition, which can create new and better products, both of which are good for consumers. One of the negative effect globalization has is its effect on culture. Diversity makes the world interesting, as people become closer and share ideas there is a loss of traditions and national identity. One example I see of this is in the national dishes of England. Most people would cite Fish ‘n Chips and/or the Sunday Roast and they would be correct. However, Chicken Tikka Masala is also a national dish of England. Obviously, Chicken Tikka Masala is not a traditional dish of England, but a combination of the tastes of Indian and English cultures that has grabbed the attention of the British public. This melding of food is a minor example of how countries are modified by adjusting and absorbing other cultures and in turn create a new culture. As globalization creeps further and further into the country, the number of different cultures will decrease and some individual cultures will cease to exist. Globalization can also create wider gaps between industrialized and non-industrialized countries, which can cause