Globalization is the growth of international trade and communication. It has many downsides and benefits, but the downsides weigh more than the benefits. First people in developed countries are losing jobs because factories are being shut down and moving to developing countries. This causes several people to lose jobs and people become poor. Second, children are being tricked and forced into slavery. This has gotten out of hand,there is a huge amount of slaves in the world and about half of the slaves are children. Lastly, working conditions are terrible, workers would work long hours but earn low amounts of money.
One reason why several people hate globalization is because people in both developing
and developed countries all lose their jobs. For developed countries, people’s jobs are lost and given to people in developing countries. The result of this was that there were 3.2 million jobs lost (Collins, 2016) . Jobs are also lost because of outsourcing. Outsourcing is when companies send work overseas and close down local factories, which put people without jobs (Hart,2006) .The percent of jobs being lost is getting higher every year. People without jobs can’t earn money to feed their families and they will become poor. The general complaint is that the rich …show more content…
For example, children in India are told by adults that they can work and earn money for each hour, instead they are being forced to work with no pay at all (Zissou, 2015). This has been becoming a big problem in India and really bad for children living there as well. As of right now, there are 36 million slaves in the world and 5.5 million of them are children (Collins, 2016) . Junior scholastic says that Modern-day slavery is driven apart by a demand for cheap labor. Slave owners put salves in debt by charging them for meals and fining them. Young ones are also sometimes sold off by parents (Zissou,
One reason why several people hate globalization is because people in both developing
and developed countries all lose their jobs. For developed countries, people’s jobs are lost and given to people in developing countries. The result of this was that there were 3.2 million jobs lost (Collins, 2016) . Jobs are also lost because of outsourcing. Outsourcing is when companies send work overseas and close down local factories, which put people without jobs (Hart,2006) .The percent of jobs being lost is getting higher every year. People without jobs can’t earn money to feed their families and they will become poor. The general complaint is that the rich …show more content…
For example, children in India are told by adults that they can work and earn money for each hour, instead they are being forced to work with no pay at all (Zissou, 2015). This has been becoming a big problem in India and really bad for children living there as well. As of right now, there are 36 million slaves in the world and 5.5 million of them are children (Collins, 2016) . Junior scholastic says that Modern-day slavery is driven apart by a demand for cheap labor. Slave owners put salves in debt by charging them for meals and fining them. Young ones are also sometimes sold off by parents (Zissou,