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    Globalization: The pros and cons Being a part of generation that is growing with the trend of the globalization, I felt obligated to recognize the pros and cons of the globalization. We live in the world that we could travel around the globe anytime we wish and shop for any products that we want by a click. We, in the 21st century, are spoiled by all the technological innovations, global trades and international opportunities. Although globalization brought us uncountable benefits and welfare, we should not ignore the down side of the globalization. Globalization is a contradicting and complex process, but indeed globalization could have both positive and negative effects on the society. The rising trend of the digital media around the world is making technology the main driving force of the globalization. Technology made the world seem smaller. As an international student, I have many friends from different countries…

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    time in a mere 25 years” (Griswold 2) But what is this miracle? How did we manage to achieve these astonishing results? The answer lies on the increase in globalization in recent years. Through the use of globalization and free trade, we have been able to create astonishing job increases, imports, and overall industrialization, especially in less-developed countries. Globalization drastically increased during and after World War II, with the creation of many…

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    Globalization allows for the voice of those who would otherwise not have a platform to speak to be heard. This allows people to be exposed to different mindsets, cultures, and beliefs, often without ever needing to leave home. Personal blogs, independently-run web sites, and forums all allow people to share their stories. In modern times, people have seen the power platforms such as Twitter have, where citizens of authoritarian nations are able to reach out to the global community to inform them…

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    1. Do you think globalization and MNE activity are creating problems for the world? What kinds of problems can you identify? What are the unintended consequences of international business? We cannot deny the benefits that globalization and MNEs bring, but we also cannot ignore its unintended consequence. Firstly, according to the reality, somehow we can say that globalization seem to ignore human rights and basic labor standard. Many MNEs nowadays, they are using low-wage policy, exploiting…

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    The topic that I’m writing about is concentrated around globalization. More specifically trade globalization in the form of MNC’s, also known as multinational corporations. A multinational corporation is a company that is whose headquarters are located in one country but has subsidiaries of itself located in another country, thus making it a multi-national country. According to Kwan Choi, multinational companies arise because capital is more mobile than labor, and since cheap labor and raw…

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    Globalization is the process of integration among people, companies, and nations that are involves exchanges of ideas, products, and world views. Globalization started off as a concept to improve transportation such as jet engine, and steamship. Globalization can be broken down into four aspects, which are academics, journalists, publishers/editors and librarians. There many pros and cons to globalization. A few pros come as a result from globalization such as improvements to free trades, the…

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    trade and economic system on a wider scale than the time of the Industrial revolution with its steamships and telegraphs. (Reilly 1089-190) It has been stated that globalization since the Cold War in 1989, is largely a product of the capitalism which begin dates back to the middle 19th century. An aspect of this global capitalism is global integration that has prominently been driven by the global market for the last twenty to forty years. But, with all movement some aspects have enhanced the…

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    there is the pros and cons that are associated with it. The same is embedded into cocoa. In this essay, the cons and negative aspects of cocoa will be mentioned with detail and examples alongside the globalization of cocoa. The world will eventually run out of cocoa because of reasons such as global warming which increases the price of cocoa. More than half of the world's chocolate is sourced from Ghana and Ivory Coast,…

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    Globalization allows for international free trade by increasing efficiency in the production and distribution of goods as well as increasing economic productivity and variety of goods. New scientific and technological advancements have made economic globalization possible in mainly developed countries. Overall, globalization has had a positive effect on free trade and economic prosperity for developed countries, and has had a negative effect on some developing nations. During mid-18th century,…

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    Opposing Argument • Greater Competition for Scarce Resources Proponents of globalization argue that the spread of prosperity is better for the world economy as a whole. That sounds great and rosy, but the truth of the matter is that prosperity of the global economy may come at the expense of prosperity of the national economy. In this sense, globalization is bad for the U.S. because it hurts domestic economic interests. Martin Wolf covers some of the main points of the disadvantages of…

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