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I think globalisation has negative effects on us. I didn't mention these things:

But, the COVID-19 pandemic was caused by globalisation because of the ease of travel. This makes it easier for people to get infected and spread the disease around.

Also, remember when people were saying that the Covid vaccine would put chips in your brain and the government was tracking you? Yeah… This conspiracy became pretty popular, and Covid cases just kept going up.

“Misinformation and conspiracy theories can quickly spread through social media, leading people to take actions that can actually make the spread of disease worse.”

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One billion people have been lifted out of poverty.

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People have been overworked and exploited because their country has less laws that protect workers rights and even are threatened to lose their education. A lot of people in the United States don’t even think about where something they buy is made of or who is making it, they just care to get the product. And because of globalization, getting and buying those products have gotten easier and therefore increased the demand for those things, that are made by people who are forced and work in unjust conditions.

In the article, "School children in China work overnight to produce amazon alexa devices", students were forced to stay and live in a factory to make the product demands. A student said, "‘I tried telling the manager of my line that I didn’t want to work overtime. But the manager notified my teacher and the teacher said if I didn’t work overtime, I could not intern at Foxconn and that would affect my graduation and scholarship applications at the school.’” They weren't allowed to stop or say no.

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I didn't mention that National Geographic states,

“Richer nations now can—and do—come to the aid of poorer nations in crisis. Increasing diversity in many countries has meant more opportunity to learn about and celebrate other cultures. The sense that there is a global village, a worldwide “us,” has emerged.” This means that countries in need can now receive help from other countries, and there are more opportunities for learning!

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(Positives)

By providing access to new markets and economic opportunities, globalization can help reduce poverty in developing countries. Globalization can promote environmental sustainability by encouraging countries to adopt best practices and technologies that minimize waste and pollution.

Globalization has led to an increase in the standard of living for many people around the world. As companies expand their operations globally, they bring with them new technologies, management practices, and productivity techniques that can help improve efficiency and increase wages.

With globalization, consumers have access to a greater variety of products and services from around the world. This has led to increased consumer choice and convenience.

Globalization can lead to more efficient use of resources and production processes, as companies can take advantage of lower labor costs or specialized skills in different countries. This can result in lower prices for consumers and higher profits for businesses.

By providing access to new markets and economic opportunities, globalization can help reduce poverty in developing countries. Globalization can promote environmental sustainability by encouraging countries to adopt best practices and technologies that minimize waste and pollution.

(Negatives)

“Opponents to globalization blame free trade for unfair working conditions." This quote highlights the negative impact of globalization on workers, particularly in developing countries, where workers may be subjected to poor working conditions, low wages, and long hours.

“The way globalization allowed this situation to spread led to the nation of Iceland nearly going bankrupt, for example.” The quote highlights the impact of globalization on the economy, specifically in the case of Iceland. It suggests that globalization can lead to the rapid spread of financial crises across national borders, as countries become increasingly interconnected through trade and investment.

Globalization can lead to dependence on foreign capital, as countries rely heavily on foreign investment to fuel economic growth. This can make countries vulnerable to economic shocks and crises, as well as expose them to manipulation by foreign powers.

Globalization can lead to uneven development, as some regions and countries benefit more than others from global trade and investment. This can exacerbate existing inequalities and create new ones.

Globalization can lead to the exploitation of workers in developing countries, as companies take advantage of lax labor laws and low wages to maximize profits. This can result in poor working conditions, long hours, and low pay for workers.

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More technology and communication around the globe can help people and scientists work together to solve problems that might be created by globalization- globalization can be a tool to fix the things that it breaks.

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I don't have much to add on, but overall over a billion people have been lifted from poverty, and that does seem like we are making progress.

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it has made advanced medicines more easily and widely available. Jobs available through globalization have lifted many people out of poverty.

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Globalization enables governments to work together to tackle global issues or respond to events, such as natural disasters and global warming issues. Globalization helps blend people and cultures worldwide, enabling the sharing of ideas and lifestyles, creating vibrant cultural diversity everywhere. Globalization helps make it possible for people to take vacations in faraway places that they wouldn’t be able to visit without globalization, this ability to travel can also help connect with people everywhere.

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Cullen Kozielski (Question 5: negatives)

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Cullen Kozielski (Question 5: negatives)

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For Globalization, they make hard labour where people have to work way way too hard for little pay. Globalisation also goes where labour is cheapest so that they have to spend less money and they take advantage of everybody who lives there. When fast food comes worldwide, people eat much more unhealthily and get sick and don't even realise how bad some of the stuff is to eat. Also, although globalisation is working to make pay more equal, it is still strongly favoured in the direction of the richer and wealthier countries. Factory workers can get jobs taken away by AI and globalisation going to the cheaper labour countries. Some maybe even most people don't get help.

"Globalisation allows businesses to work in areas where labour is cheaper. U.S. companies may work with companies in India where labour is less expensive.”

“It operates mostly in the interests of the richest countries, who continue to dominate world trade”

Quotes are from newsela what is globalisation, positves and negatives from bbc website, and newsela The impact of globalization on the physical and human characteristics of communities

We did not do negatives in our seminar so her is mine, also we didnt do peoples rights so I will make one about that.