Differences between countries become less evident each year. Nowadays, all over the world people share the same fashions, advertising, brands, eating habits and TV channels. Do the advantages of this trend outweigh the disadvantages?

In

this

increasingly globalised world, it has become impossible for any country

ora

introduces an alternative

or

culture to be secluded. Interactions in various realms as economics, culture and education keep happening all the time between countries and we keep influencing and imitating each other.

This

has led to a narrowing of our differences and

this

should be seen as more advantageous than

otherwise

. The scale and impact of globalisation

now is

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now are

have now been

are now being

at an unprecedented level.

This

has thrown open enormous opportunities.

Although

economic theorists had for many years been espousing the concept of specialisation to optimise economic growth for all countries, it is only in the

last

two or three decades that

this

is being widely practised. Businesses now have no imposed constraints and they can grow to their full potential, offering the consequent benefits like job creation, more taxes and providing access to the best products to everyone. In

this

backdrop, it is understandable that advertisements, fashion trends, brands

etc

continuing in the same way

etc.

have universal appeal. Cultural interaction

that is

happening now due to increased tourism and migration is

also

desirable. The salutary effects of

such

interaction include increased tolerance and respect for other cultures. A broader outlook and

worldview

involving the entire earth; not limited or provincial in scope

worldwide

among people can help mitigate many global problems. For one, the likelihood of conflict and war between countries which actively interact with each other would be negligible and

this

can only augur well for the furtherance of peace in the world.

Furthermore

, multilateral cooperation and knowledge sharing in recent years have accelerated innovation and development.

For example

, the International Space Station and the Large Hadron Collider could not have been built without

such

efforts. In conclusion,

although

there is no gainsaying the fact that increased interaction over several years may lead to loss of

uniqueness

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the uniqueness

of our identity, paving way for a mono-culture,

this

is a small price to pay for the creation of a more unified, peaceful, progressive, cooperative and developed world where superfluous differences do not divide us.