Most people accept that we now live in a globalised world but not everyone agrees that this is beneficial. To what extent is globalization a positive or negative development?

Globalization means interaction and integration among people, companies, and governments worldwide. It is commonly believed by many that we live in
a globalized world but
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a globalized world, but
some people believe that it is not advantageous to us.
However
, I believe that to a great extent, it is a positive
development
and to
lesser extent
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a lesser extent
it has some negative impacts.
To begin
with positive developments, Globalization has increased the job opportunities for young generations.
Further
multinational companies give us the opportunity to navigate different countries around the globe.
This
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This, further
further
, helps in exchanging the culture and traditions
with
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in
different countries.
For example
, foreigners working in
USA
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the USA
must be aware that Christmas and Halloween are the famous festival of US citizens and
likewise
outsiders who work in India knows that Diwali is the national festival of the country. Through globalization, foreign companies contribute to the country’s gross income.
Thus
it helps in the
development
of countries.
For example
, the famous Japanese mobile company had recently launched its division in India,
thus
it will benefit India right from construction till it starts earning revenue. Let us discuss some negative
development
factors, one of the major negative impact globalization is
loss
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less
to smaller businessmen’s or local companies. Since everyone wants to work in multi-national company because of better opportunities and facilities, due to
this
sometimes smaller business faces closure. In conclusion, there are few negative impacts of
globalization
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globalization, such
such
as loss of business to local businessmen’s but it has more positive developments
such
as, more employment opportunities exchange of culture and traditions. Along with that, it contributes a lot towards country
development
.
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