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globalization: a process which geographic distance becomes a factor of diminishing importance in the establishment and maintenance of cross border economic, political, socio-cultural relations. A worldwide process of homogenizing.

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globalization: a process which geographic distance becomes a factor of diminishing importance in the establishment and maintenance of cross border economic, political, socio-cultural relations. A worldwide process of homogenizing.

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POSITIVES:
-higher life expectancy
-technology advances
-immunizations
NEGATIVES:
-pandemics
-climate change
-loss of biodiversity

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Globalisation allows multinational corporations to have too much power over governments, and make the governments not independent

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-life expectancy is increased
-medical advances
-Technology and communication opportunities.

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Globalization refers the shortening of geographic distance worldwide which advances technology and connections between places allowing us the capability to share resources whenever and wherever, e.g. finding vegemite in an American store.
Positives: longer life expectancy
easier access across the globe to people and resources
medical and technology advancements
Negatives: climate change
resource depletion
pandemics

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-collapse in biodiversity
climate change
deforestation

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Globalization is economic, social and political processes varying and changing as the world becomes less distanced from one another allowing a more efficient change.
3 negatives:
- resource depletion
- increase in natural disasters (Pop. growth)
- lowered value of money
3 Positives:
- medical advancements
- immunisation
- increase in income/assets

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Globalization is the process where geographical distances are of little hindrance in the establishment & maintenance of global economic, political & socio-cultural relations. For example, cuisines such Italian are now globally consumed, & not just found in Italy. PRO: increased life span, technology advances CON: loss of biodiversity, GFC

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- climate change
-resource depletion
- pandemics

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Globalization is when physical distance becomes of less importance due to instantaneous communications due to advancements in technology which allows for the sharing of knowledge and culture around the world simultaneously.

Positives: life expectancy has increased, illiteracy has decreased, increased cultural awareness.

Negatives: climate change, increasing ageing population, loss of biodiversity.

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Globalisation is the process by which the world is becoming more connected through means such as culture, trade and technological developments, to name a few. A process known as homogenisation.

THREE POSITIVES:
+ Increasing trade links, which means more products are available and for cheaper
+ Increased life expectancy
+ Increases in medical and technological developments

THREE NEGATIVES:
- Multinational corporations have too much power
- Multinational corporations often use unfair and unethical means of labour
- Climate change and collapse in biodiversity

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Is a process in which the people and countries of the world are being brought close together economically, culturally, environmentally, and politically through trade, information technology, travel, cultural exchanges, mass media and mass entertainment.

3 Positive Impacts:
- Life expectancy has increased
-Medical advances such as stem cells and immunisation
- Exposed by other cultures through food, activities, religions, technology/communication, travel etc.

4 Negative Impacts:
- Literacy rates have reduced
- Increase in natural disasters due to increase in populations.
- Resource depletion
-Collapse in biodiversity

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Globalization is a process in which businesses or other organizations develop international influence or start operating on an international scale.
negatives:
- climate change
- pandemics
- deforestation
positive:
- increased life expectancy
- immunisation
-  increased income

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3 positives life has increased, technology has increased, income and assets have increased

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Positives:
1. establishment of the United Nations
2. Life expectancy rise by 40 years
3. Income has increased

Negatives:
1. Pandemics
2. Climate change
3. Global financial crisis

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Globalization is the worldwide movement towards economic, financial, trade and communications integration.
Positives include increases in life expectancy, increases in migration and increases in technology. Negatives include decrease in literacy rates and the GFC.

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globalization is a worldwide process where geographical distance is diminished, it includes the involvement of increasing interaction/integration of trade, investment and people. 

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globalization is a worldwide process where geographical distance is diminished, it includes the involvement of increasing interaction/integration of trade, investment and people. 

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Positive; increase in life expectancy, increase in income and advance in technology.

negative; climate change, government control, decrease in literacy

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The interaction between people and places through the avenues of trade, technology, travel, mass media and entertainment.
POSITIVES
1. Life expectancy has increased
2. Income has increased
3. Medical advances
NEGATIVES
1. Literacy rates have decreased
2. Global Financial Crisis
3. Climate Change

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Globalisation is the way in which people and places have become more interconnected without the geographic distance being an issue.
POSITIVES
exposure to different cultures, food, music ect.
higher income
consumers can buy items for cheaper overseas
NEGATIVES
global financial crisis
rising inequality
deforestation

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Globalisation is a process in which people and countries in the world are brought together through trade, technology, travel, cultural exchanges to improve the world.

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Globalisation is a process in which people and countries in the world are brought together through trade, technology, travel, cultural exchanges to improve the world.

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positive:
life expectancy has increased
establishment of the united nations
income has increased

negative:
climate change
collapse of biodiversity
deforestation

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Globalisation is a worldwide process of which the world is becoming increasingly interconnected as a result of homogenzing prices, products, wages, rates of interest and profit.

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A process which by which a buisness or organisation helps to become more connected and starts to interconnect with the rest of the world.

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A process which by which a buisness or organisation helps to become more connected and starts to interconnect with the rest of the world.

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positives:
life expectancy has risen
more advanced technology
more medicine avalible
negative:
less biodiversity
climate change
loss of reasources.

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Globalization is process in which the spatial distribution between different countries and continents is diminished and the transport of goods and services is spread on an international scale without the restriction of location . An example of this would be the spread of many cooperate businesses including IKEA which you can ow find in almost every single country but wouldn't be able to find 100 years ago accept in the country of its origin.
3 positive=
- increased life expectancy.
- communication between people.
- migration
3 negative=
- literacy rate has decreased
- pandemics
- deforestation