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Allows companies to produce products at a cheaper price`

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The trading of goods
Advantages
-More products
-Negative

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Advantages and Disadvantages of globalisation

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Advantages and Disadvantages of globalisation

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-international exchange of goods and a range of prices
-It introduces a range of different range of products from different countries

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Negative Impacts:
Ecological. Increase in transport for transporting goods around the world increases pollution in the atmosphere.

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Advantages:
- Larger variety of products for the customers/consumers to choose from.

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More and more growing transportation in the industry to transport goods between international borders increases carbon dioxide emission which leads to climate change

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Transport from globalization affects the climate

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Is a term referring to the trading of goods/services between different countries around the world.

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The advantages & disadvantages of globalisation to the people, companies and our environment

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The advantages & disadvantages of globalisation to the people, companies and our environment

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Globalisation can effect developing countries as the rich members of the countries society will benefit directly from the spread of new technoloies and idea's whereas the poor people will not be able to afford the new technology and will not benefit. The new technology may even make there jobs redundant as the technology could take there places.

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Globalisation is the interconnecting of different nations around the world. This is done through trade of products and services between countries mainly but because of the constant trade, cultures and languages is exchanged as well.

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Globalisation is the exchange of goods between all the countries. Globalisation can be a threat to a less developed country as they pay low wages to the employees. Globalisation causes global warming as the transport needed to export these goods release carbon dioxide.

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Globalisation is how countries specialise in one thing and trades their produce in other countries.
With globalisation, companies can take advantage of other countries with lower minimum wages by placing their production plant there. However, employment decreases in the origin country.

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What is Globalisation?
Globalisation is the increase in trades around the globe including things ranging from businesses to languages.

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Too much exports and imports could lead to higher output of carbon dioxide which results in global warming

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- improves connection and proximity with the rest of the world
- share ideas, products, goods etc with other countries
- the local companies might deteriorate as other countries might sell the same items for lower prices due to production costs being cheaper in other countries
- climate change, global warming as there is an increase in transportation due to goods being exported etc
- deforestation as more buildings, factories are produced to meet the demands of the country

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Globalisation is the process by which companies around the world interconnect - as a result of massively increased trade and cultural exchange. This can have both a positive an negative effect.