While globalization tends to promote economic growth in many countries, growth is not the same - rich countries often benefit more than developing countries. For developing countries, economic globalization has brought about the exploitation of labor. One of the characteristics of economic globalization is the integration of labor market. A typical embodiment of labor market integration is that multinational enterprises try their best to build a global production chain in order to reduce production costs and improve competitiveness in order to maximize benefits, so as to carry out international division of labor and hand over some low value-added processes to OEM factories in developing countries. However, due to the uneven distribution of processes and profits, the workers in the OEM factory can only get a small profit. According to an overseas report, in the production of an apple mobile phone, American workers contracted the process of appearance design and software development, Japan and South Korea provided hardware technical support, and Chinese OEM factories undertook the main assembly work. However, a small part of the American brain can make 49.4% of the profits, while China's extremely large number of workers can only share 4% of the profits, and the rest is divided by Japan and South Korea. In addition, due to the relatively imperfect labor laws in developing countries, many bosses often take advantage of the loopholes in the law in order to earn more from the originally meager profits, requiring workers to repeat boring work in an inhumane environment for a long time, and in order to save costs and reduce labor benefits, so that they can not get due protection, so that "sweatshops" came into being. Therefore, although the integration of labor market in globalization seems to have brought employment opportunities to developing countries, their people have not improved their quality of life.

Economic globalization is like a world economy which supports the whole economic concepts and systems around the world, in order to let the economic flows between different countries be smooth and increased by growing the scale of cross-border trade of commodities and services, flow of international capital and wide and rapid spread of technologies. For example, economic globalization forces the removal of the regulatory rules imposed on economic affairs of a country and to expose the domestic economy to the world, in this case, it will be more understanding about the economic situation of each country and make the processing of spontaneous lending, finance, and investment throughout the world become possible.

2. Social Globalization

Social Globalization is the sharing of ideas and information between different countries. It is always occurring everyday as the global internet and social media provide a really good platform for us to expand our viewsight and communication system with the people who come from different countries. For example, movies and songs can be a kind of social globalization tool.

3. Cultural Globalization

Cultural globalization is the transmission of ideas, beliefs and values around the world in order to extend social relations with other countries. Based on this, even if there are diversified products in the business markets, all these international brands have to do with the dignity of local culture and the touch of social customs.

4. Political Globalization

Political globalization is showing the development and growing influence of international organizations such as the UN or WHO which means governmental action takes place at an international level. When it takes place, it is often extending the boundaries of the single state of the international organization to the international sphere of many states, in order to spread its influential forces.

5. Environmental Globalization

Environmental Globalization is the internationally coordinated practices and regulations which in the form of international treaties regarding the environmental protections. It is important to have the existence of environmental globalization, even though many people think that industrialization is the important part of developing globalization. However, it does not seem all correct as the harmful chemicals from industrialization have been thrown to the environment and it affects the environment dangerously which may consequently destroy the ecological cycles.