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they might force and implement child labour and there will be an economic downturn

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more job opportunities are available for everyone

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more job opportunities and increase in productivity

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child labour

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more job opportunities

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Other countries that outsource their supplies from less developed countries might not be able to track down suspicious activities that might be ongoing in their factories. This could lead to factory employers to mistreat their workers, as their work is focused more on labour and mass production.

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Child labour and exploitation

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since globalisation is meant to decrease the cost of production of clothes, the jobs overseas that will be created will have low pay

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child labour and less pay

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help to give more job opportunities to people who need jobs badly as globalisation caused the demand for production to increase and thus more supply needs to be made

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People are willing to do illegal things to earn money for their family. This way they can earn an easy income

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more job opportunities will be provided for the citizens of the country to earn money and provide for their family :D

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increase productivity in the production of clothing and reduce cost

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Increase job opportunities for locals, contributing to their economy.

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more job opportunities for the poor people

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It provides people with more job opportunities and earn enough money for their family

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child labour, less paid jobs

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The negative impacts are that the workers from the factories in the poorer countries would be made use of for their labour to produce the clothing or the necessity which the factories are asked to do. As a result, they are used as slaves for producing these materials and are overworked. Furthermore, there are many underaged workers which they fake their age so that they can help earn money to support their family. Since the pay from it is quite mediocre to low, the money that they earn for one person is not enough to support the whole family and hence, the children have to step in to help make money. They have to face harsh conditions such as no proper evacuation system or features put into place in the event of emergencies such as fires. They also are punished by their superiors if they do the wrong thing. Example of this would be they get beaten up for doing the wrong thing.

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Violation of human rights of employees due to the large demand of cheap clothes and even child labour

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Globalisation introduces job opportunities in less developed countries. Many families living in these countries do not require much skill and are more labour-intensive, so it caters to a large portion of the people living in less developed countries.

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Globalisation has increased the efficiency in the production of clothing by outsourcing the work of production to other countries. It has also reduced the price of production and also provided jobs for citizens of the country where the work is outsourced at :D

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more job opportunities

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More job opportunities around the world and people have access to suitable and affordable clothing worldwide

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It allows other people to use their products to sell it for cheaper price so people will buy it more.

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It has increased the efficiency in the production of clothing across the world. It has also increased the anonymity in production.

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globalization enables people living in a less developed country to benefit economically and have more job opportunities

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With globalisation, more rules are in place to ensure human regulations, however in less developed countries, such rules are not being followed strictly and have found several loopholes or corrupt ways to evade the rules, just so more money can be produced by the higher-ups

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I think that globalisation has greatly impacted less developed countries. With globalisation, companies re able to provide more jobs more the people in other countries. This can help them if they are in a dire finance situation.

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Globalisation helps them with their economic growths and also help provide the people with more job opportunities.

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globalisation has made it easier for ppl to find jobs but also increase the rate of child labour

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Globalisation has helped more people to find jobs as they are needed to help with the production of clothing

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Increase the production of clothing by allowing multinational corporations that sell the, to do their economic activities in more than one country. Ideas of fashion is also shared ard worldwide

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globalisations has made production of clothing more efficient, and there will be CHILD labour

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In our opinion we feel that globalisation has helped outsource the market for producing materials such as clothings and other stuff to poorer countries around the world. There, the people would be able to have jobs so that they can earn money to raise their family.

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Globalisation has helped to increase production and shipping of clothes from all over the worldmaking it a more efficient system

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1. Watch the video on the impact of globalization on Bangladesh.
2. In pairs, answer the questions in each column. Input you and your partner's name as the title in each post.