There has been a recent increase in global trade which has led to many goods including those that we consume every day to be produced in different countries and transported long distances. 
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, one obvious benefit of having different countries producing goods and services will help to boost the economy of the countries. Linking Words
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 is because product manufacturing is one of the revenue generating sectors of the economy of many nations. Linking Words
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, the manufacture of goods in these various countries will result to a growth in its economy. Another benefit to consider is Linking Words
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, people will be employed by the manufacturing companies to carry out the roles of producers, while some others will be employed to supply the products. Linking Words
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 approach the fact that many goods are now being transported long distances. Linking Words
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 will invariably attract additional cost for the transportation. Linking Words
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, the total cost of producing the goods would increase. The increase in the production cost would have a negative effect on the amount of profit to be generated from Linking Words
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 applies most especially to perishable goods which are not able to travel long distances because they lose their freshness over a short period.
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 trend. I believe that if the transportation service is improved on, goods will be commuted faster to their destination and perishable goods will survive.Linking Words