International marketing is sometimes seen as invasive and interfering with the country in question. Others argue that it is a necessary and economic form of education, along with the dissemination of ideas, language and culture. Discuss both points of view and then give your opinion.

Although

it is sometimes assumed that global marketing penetrates and interferes in the

countries

concerned, others believe that it is indispensable for the economy of a

country

and

also

has a significance for the dissemination of ideas, language and culture. I think that international marketing is important for a

country

because it opens up many opportunities.

First

, people can take advantage of many useful

products

that are offered on the international or global

market

and may not be available in their

country

otherwise

.

Second

, for local businesses, as they have been given the chance to attract foreign investment. On the one hand, some people think that international marketing is helpful to a

country

's economy, and I agree.

In other words

, the competition that international marketing brings is healthy for a

country

's economy in the long run, even if at

first

glance it seems to be the opposite. More

companies

producing the same type of product for the same target

customers

means more choice for

customers

.

Besides

,

companies

must ensure that their

products

have a high standard of quality at competitive prices and maintain it if they want to ensure that their

companies

prosper in the

market

.

Moreover

, the trade relationship between

two

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countries

or a group of

countries

is reciprocal.

Therefore

, all

countries

that are part of the trade agreement can buy and sell

products

from and to all member

countries

of

this

agreement.

In particular

,

companies

will benefit from a greater number of

customers

and

customers

will benefit from a wider range of cheaper and higher quality

products

.

On the other hand

, it is often assumed that international marketing can be detrimental to a

country

. Admittedly, some local

companies

may suffer their final blow

as a result

of fierce competition from large multinationals,

such

as the local small shops, which have lost a significant number of

customers

to the large retailers that opened their stores in their vicinity, some of them even going bankrupt. Another notable example is the example of taxi drivers who have had to protest on the streets of many regions of the world against the taxi booking app Uber. To conclude,

although

people may disagree, I think that, because of the high-speed Internet connection that we have today, which covers about the entire inhabited earth, it is easy to connect with

customers

wherever they are on the planet, so local businesses have a better chance of succeeding in the global

market

than staying in a closed home

market

where the number of

customers

is limited, and I fear that

countries

that fail to align themselves in

this

direction could

also

be left behind.