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Trading of ideas, goods, and skills.
Access to goods at lower prices.

Benefits unequally shared.
Worse job losses.

I believe globalization created more jobs resulting in 1 billion fewer people living in poverty.

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Q1) Name TWO of the benefits of globalisation.

Increased interaction between people, countries, and governments across the world. More connections being made between people of different countries. Countries are becoming increasingly interconnected by economics, trade, and cultural exchange.

Q2) Name TWO of the things which destroy people's confidence in globalisation.

Unequal economic growth, job insecurity and price instability.

Q3 (a) What do you think that globalisation has done that has resulted in 1 billion fewer people living in poverty?

Globalization has the greatest impact on poverty through economic expansion. Researchers have shown that when countries open to commerce, their economies expand quicker, and their living standards rise.

Q3 (b) Do you think that the worries of citizens are valid?

Globalization may harm the environment, put local employees' safety at risk, or impose bad working conditions and low salaries. Many people see globalisation as a danger to the world's cultural diversity.

Q4 (a) Do the benefits outweigh the problems of globalisation?

Companies can develop more cost-effective ways to create their goods because of globalisation. It also boosts global competition, which lowers costs and provides customers with a wider range of options. People in both emerging and developed nations benefit from lower prices since they can live better on less money. The advantages of globalisation exceed the disadvantages. However, the expenses are not evenly spread among investors, employees, consumers, and the broader public.

Q4 (b) What, in your opinion, has prevented the fair distribution of the benefits of globalisation?

Globalization, in my opinion, can be unfair since the benefits of global collaboration are heavily skewed in favour of the wealthy and powerful.

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Put simply, globalisation is a term for the increasing interaction between countries and people across the world.

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Emerging :Access to New Markets.
Access to New Talent.

Development : A smaller share of goods is traded across borders.
Services trade is growing 60% faster than goods trade.

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People living in countries that are not as involved in trade, would not be able to access the majority of the benefits reaped by globalisation. People below the poverty line may not be able to afford certain means of communication, or may not be able to afford travelling or studying abroad.

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Globalization means the speedup of movements and exchanges (of human beings, goods, and services, capital, technologies or cultural practices) all over the planet. One of the effects of globalization is that it promotes and increases interactions between different regions and populations around the globe.
Cultural globalization. Globalization is a diverse phenomenon which relates to a multilateral political world and to the increase of cultural objects and markets between countries. The Indian experience particularly reveals the plurality of the impact of cultural globalization. Transculturalism is defined as "seeing oneself in the other".
Gloobalization In The Modern World. Globalization in the 19 th century was attained as a result of industrial transformation during the civil war in the US. Industrialization promoted manufacturing of commodities in bulk and hence created the need to exchange with other people either for money or other products that were not produced locally.

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1)    The benefits most definitely outweigh the problems, let’s look at the statistics 1 billion fewer people live in property which is more than 10 percent of the world population and other factor is there is no perfect solutions as anything we do will have its problems.

2)    The thing that I think Has prevented the fair distribution is that the people who make minimum wage and below minimum wage aren’t making advancements but what is happening is the rich are making them which makes them richer and give the middles class better technology maybe even a 4-5 % increase in wages and but that margin is cut
from the people who make below minimum wages.

3) a problem that can be used is crypto and stocks these two have been showing high growth. people can be given incentives of a sort as a part of their salary is given in their company stocks and cryptos and this over time can make a profit and thus increasing another sort of income for the minimum wage and below minimum wage, we can this already at companies like amazon and google give and 10- 20% of their salaries in stocks. the other way is to make the working conditions of the workers better for example in mining sites using small air conditioning units or fans and better mining materials so that they can mine faster with less effort. the other way is facilities at the workplace nowadays places like google if a worker dies their family will get 50% percent of their income for 10 years and their children receive $1000 a month till 18 and till 23 for full time students

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They can help a lot

and we can learn from them

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People are worried about their jobs being outsourced overseas, and trade connections have been used in order to support organised crime, gun violence, etc.

The advancements of travel allow people to work in different countries, or study abroad.

I believe that the worries of the citizens are valid.

Trade links and connections have been used in order to support gun violence,

and jobs are outsourced overseas on a daily basis as a result of globalization.

Yes, the benefits outweigh the problems of globalization, due to the benefits obtained from trade, travel and advanced communication. Even our Expos are a result of globalization.