While
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globalisation
 contributes to the economic growth of some countries, some argue that the drawbacks associated with it should not be taken for granted. Use synonyms
This
 essay completely agrees with Linking Words
this
 statement because its disadvantages, Linking Words
such
 as the spread of diseases, and damage to the environment, can be detrimental to one country. 
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To begin
 with, one of the significant disadvantages of Linking Words
globalisation
 is that it can easily transfer disease from one border to another. Because of the ease of travel among nations, the spread of disease became quicker too, which can lead to outbreaks. Use synonyms
For instance
, the coronavirus has spread quickly to multiple nations and it killed millions of people on the planet. And it took some time before countries were able to recover from Linking Words
this
 pandemic. Linking Words
Thus
, the detrimental effects of Linking Words
globalisation
 should not be overlooked. 
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In addition
 to that, Linking Words
globalisation
 contributes to the damage to the environment. The investment of rich countries in developing nations allows them to utilize the resources available domestically. Use synonyms
However
, they may exploit the resources of the local community leaving nothing to them. Companies may prioritize their profit over implementing sustainable practices. Linking Words
For example
, most mining companies in the Philippines are owned by foreign investors. Linking Words
This
 has led to the deforestation of mountains, and Linking Words
as a result
, the country always experiences extreme flooding whenever there is a typhoon.
In conclusion, though Linking Words
globalisation
 can help improve the economy, its disadvantages outweigh its advantages. Use synonyms
Thus
, I believe that the drawbacks associated with it, Linking Words
such
 as the possible transmission of infections and its negative impact on the environment, must not be disregarded.Linking Words