What is the effect of GLOBALIZATION to the developing countries? by Paulo Hayag

Effects of Globalization in the Philippines based on the following:

paulohayag022 — 2024-09-11 14:56:07 UTC

History of Globalization
International Organization
Human Security
Sustainable Development

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paulohayag022 — 2024-09-11 14:59:58 UTC

Write your surname before your answer.

Ex. Hayag - For me, Galleon trade allows the Philippines to access international resources on a larger scale, not just our neighboring countries.

2024-09-12 06:08:20 UTC

Lim- on my stand, the globalization greatly affects the Philippines human security on a way that it reduces conflicts and war between countries through trades.

Contemporary world

2024-09-12 06:08:45 UTC

Barcon- Globalization impacts human security in the Philippines both positively and negatively. On the positive side, it has generated jobs in sectors such as BPO and improved access to healthcare and technology. However, it also exposes the economy to global market risks, weakens local agriculture, and increases reliance on imported food. These effects emphasize the importance of policies that safeguard local industries and promote economic and food stability.

2024-09-12 06:09:59 UTC

Rosanes - Globalization has improved jobs and brought new technology to the Philippines, helping the economy grow. It has made more food and health care available, but it also creates problems like job loss in some industries, pollution, and reliance on imported goods. The fast spread of new ideas and products can sometimes harm local traditions. While globalization offers many benefits, it also increases risks for the environment, food security, and health.

contemporary world

2024-09-12 06:10:12 UTC

Rabos - By focusing on sustainable practices, the Philippines can develop industries and this can create jobs and help economic growth. sustainable development can help reduce poverty and can lead to better access to clean energy, water, and sanitation, improving public health.

2024-09-12 06:10:43 UTC

Makalintal - For me, the effect of globalization in the Philippines is a lot, but to generalize it, on the positive side, it helps one country in different aspects, economical by trading through importing and exporting, technological by the use of smartphones and powerful computers with the help of fiber optics internet so that we can communicate easily, we also rely on machines to produce goods and services. On the other hand, the negative effects of globalization in the Philippines are going to be the rise of unemployment and poverty rates because a lot of manual jobs are replaced by automation, not a lot of people has the purchasing power for smartphones and monthly subscription for internet connection. People below the poverty rate would rather buy food than other things.

2024-09-12 06:11:11 UTC

Bote - for me, globalization improves economic opportunities and access to resources in developing countries but it can also have conflicts when it comes to inequality, environmental challenges affecting overall human security

2024-09-12 06:12:41 UTC

Aquino - For me, the effect of globalization on sustainable development in the Philippines is a mix of positive and negative. It helps boost the economy but creates problems like environmental damage and inequality, making it harder to achieve balanced growth.

Human security

2024-09-12 06:12:54 UTC

Formentera: as for my understanding in Human security, it is important for the community and society to feel that they are secured. With that it shows that we have a cooperative and disciplined community with the guide of the right people in the authority

galvez- Globalization has significantly impacted the Philippines by driving economic growth, increasing foreign investments, and creating job opportunities, especially in sectors like BPO and manufacturing. However, it has also led to challenges such as environmental degradation, income inequality, and dependence on remittances from overseas Filipino workers (OFWs). While globalization has opened up markets, it has also exposed the country to global economic fluctuations.

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silvars2 — 2024-09-12 06:13:18 UTC

Silva - Globalization can drive sustainable development in the Philippines by fostering economic growth and increasing access to green technologies. However, It can also worsen environmental damage and social inequalities if not carefully managed.

Maranan - In my own perception, Globalization positively creates an impact in international organizations such as creating new solution in global problems which have been currently revolving around the world's economy. This helps the international programs gather their thoughts and ideas regards the global problems.

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"Sustainable development"

Berdos- GlobalizationIt has brought both opportunities and challenges, shaping our economy, society, and environment. Globalization has opened up new markets for Philippine products, attracting foreign investments, and creating jobs and the exchange of cultures has enriched our understanding of the world and fostered global connections. However, the benefits of globalization have not been evenly distributed. The rapid industrialization and economic growth have come at a significant cost to our environment. Pollution, deforestation, and resource depletion have become pressing concerns, threatening our natural heritage and the well-being of future generations. Globalization can worsen existing social inequalities. While some sectors and regions have thrived, others have been left behind, leading to disparities in income, education, and access to opportunities.

To ensure that globalization benefits the Philippines sustainably, it is imperative to address these challenges and promote policies that prioritize environmental protection, social equity, and economic growth. This includes encouraging businesses to adopt environmentally friendly practices, strengthening social safety nets for vulnerable populations, preserving our cultural heritage, and enhancing governance to ensure that the benefits of globalization are distributed equitably.

2024-09-12 06:13:39 UTC

Ronase

-The Philippines has experienced both good and bad consequences from globalization, particularly when it comes to sustainable development. Positively, globalization has increased access to technology, increased economic opportunities, and opened up trade between countries, all of which contribute to job creation and economic growth. It has also enhanced infrastructure and promoted cross-cultural interaction. But it has also brought with it difficulties, like growing income disparities, deteriorating environmental conditions, and reliance on overseas markets. In order to create sustainable development and guarantee the long-term prosperity of all Filipinos, these economic advantages must be balanced with social justice, environmental preservation, and responsible resource usage.

2024-09-12 06:13:49 UTC

Darang - For me, The history of globalization boosted economic growth through foreign trade and investment but increased reliance on global markets.

Panaga – For me, globalization has had a huge effect on the Philippines' sustainable development, but it has also had some negative impacts.

2024-09-12 06:14:55 UTC

Panaga - First, it has helped the economy grow by attracting more foreign investment, making it easier to export goods, and creating jobs, especially in industrial and service industries. This economic boost has helped the Philippines get rid of poverty and make its facilities better. But it also comes with problems. This is especially true when it comes to protecting the environment and making sure everyone has a fair chance to grow.

LARAYOS, PREY P.

2024-09-12 06:15:28 UTC

Effects of Globalization in the Philippines based on sustainable development - Globalization has contributed to shaping the Philippines' development path, and we have experienced its advantages and setbacks. In a sustainable development aspect, globalization has improved economic growth and technological advancement. It also helped in building infrastructures and fostering cultural growth. However, it also presented challenges along the way. With globalization and continuous development, environmental degradation and economic inequality have been observed. While it is no doubt that globalization has played a huge role, it still has disadvantages that we cannot ignore. The important thing to do is carefully manage our resources and implement stronger policies, so that we can fully benefit from globalization without sacrificing sustainability.

Human Security

2024-09-12 06:16:22 UTC

Villalon - I think globalization has really affected the Philippines in many aspects, positive and negative. On the positive side, it has created many employment opportunities. A good example is the boom in the BPO or Business Process Outsourcing industry; the call center industry as it is commonly referred to. Today people in the Philippines find jobs with large firms and corporations in their own country but have good payday while remaining with their family. Oh this industry has really flourished and helped a lot of people especially those residing in urban centers like Metro Manila and Cebu. But there is also the other side of the coin. This has been occasioned by globalization whereby some local businesses have been overshadowed by their counterparts from other countries. Like for example,. Because there is cheap rice from Vietnam and other nations, farmers can hardly get a good price for their produce. This has led to an impact on their earnings and lifestyle as well as those in the rural areas. Of course, there are also advantages that can be attributed to the process of globalization, such as easier access to technology and education for Filipino people. We can now study online, perform contract services for companies across the world, or develop skills that allow us to look for a job in another country or establish our own home-based businesses. Now interaction with the global market can be coined as easier than ever before.

But this has been accompanied by some environmental issues as a result of the high growth rate. For instance, mining has been a topic of concern or has been considered as a contentious matter. There are companies from other countries that have impacted on the natural environment by cutting down trees and destroying the living environment of people who engage in farming or fishing. We’ve seen this in the provinces of Palawan and Mindanao. Particularly has this province been hit by violent storms. Hence, on one hand, there are benefits such as employment and access to technologies, but on the other hand there are concerns such as the impact on local industries as well as the environment. Some of these are opportunities that require careful handling while others are threats in the business environment

2024-09-12 06:17:56 UTC

Maquilan- Globalization encourages advances in technology but also increases the chance of environmental damage if not managed properly, sustainable development becomes an increasingly important area of issue. Growth requires balancing all of these effects.

Marquez - Globalization, the interconnectedness of economies, cultures, and populations through trade, technology, and communication, has had a profound impact on various aspects of life worldwide, including security. In the Philippines, this phenomenon presents both opportunities and challenges for human security.

2024-09-12 06:18:18 UTC

Moreover, globalization has heightened vulnerabilities to external shocks and risks. The Philippines, being a natural disaster-prone country, is particularly susceptible to the impacts of climate change and environmental degradation, issues often exacerbated by global economic activities. The influx of global trade and investment can strain local resources and exacerbate environmental degradation, further threatening the security and livelihoods of vulnerable populations.

2024-09-12 06:19:03 UTC

Perez - Globalization has helped the Philippine economy grow by increasing international trade and attracting foreign investors. It has also led to more interaction with global cultures, which has increased awareness and appreciation of environmental and social sustainability, influencing local policies and practices.

2024-09-12 06:19:05 UTC

De Guzman- For me the Globalization is trade liberation that has become more integrated into the global market, leading to an increase in exports of goods like electronics, garments, and agricultural products. However, this has also exposed local industries to global competition.

2024-09-12 06:19:38 UTC

Cortez - In my opinion, globalization has given us opportunities to be able to expand not just our knowledge in terms of tradings, culture, environment, but as well as technology, progressively. Technology advancements in terms of globalization has helped in hospitals, providing better health care and medical services, it has helped in being able to sell and market products that is only available in others countries but with technology, products can now be bought from your home to be delivered in a span of a days, and much more.

apastelero16 — 2024-09-12 06:19:44 UTC

Pastelero - based in my own perspective the effects of human security in globalization it enhances global health collaboration it drives economic growth and job creation that can enhance mutual understanding to progress while posing significant risks that necessitate careful management and international collaboration to ensure a more secure and equitable world for all.

2024-09-12 06:22:17 UTC

Mejia - For me, in terms of the four following topics, it really affected us both good ways and bad ways. To sum it up, globalization boosted the Philippines economy with the trade and investment but it also exposed it to more global risks like the economic instability, increased competition, financial crisis, environmental challenges, and so on. But on the other hand it widened our access to more resources and gave us more opportunities ang challenges that needs to be managed effectively.

History of Globalization

2024-09-12 06:22:44 UTC

Marbella - Our nation has been impacted by globalization since Spain's colonial expansion, which resulted in the exploitation of indigenous peoples, the loss of our independence, and the erasure of our cultural heritage. That also caused the native languages, customs, and civilizations to disappear.

Contemporary world

2024-09-12 06:22:52 UTC

Ramos - The effects of globalization in the Philippines based on history is that during colonial times, the Philippines were colonized by the Spanish and America. This results in adapting to the changes brought by these countries. The effects of the influence of colonization are the Regional beliefs, languages, and cultures resulting in syncretism. Additionally, we also adapted to American education, legal systems, and markets.

This helped the Philippines to learn about new ideas and adapt shaping what we have today

2024-09-12 06:22:53 UTC

Baeza - For me, the effect of Globalization is exposure to global markets and competition, it encourages local businesses to innovate and adopt new technologies. and it leads to increased international trade, allowing us to access larger markets for their goods and services.

Human Security

2024-09-12 06:29:08 UTC

Novicio - Globalization affected the Philippines in terms of Human Security but it goes with positive and negative effects. For the positive, it created more job opportunities not limited domestically but internationally so this enabled Filipinos to work abroad, and with that, the dependent family receives remittances from their family member who works abroad. Another thing is, due to globalization we have more access to technologies, medicines, food (goods) imports that improved our health and food security. The negative about this is that it led to more challenges such as inequality in income, climate change from environmental degradation and carbon emissions. Additionally, our personal security is at risk if we're not careful enough because globalization contributed to cross-border crimes such as human trafficking and exploitation or online scams. Not only that, but this had also affected our political security because of the pressure from foreign governments. They sometimes create policies that prioritizes foreign interests rather than in human security in their country, not thinking much about what the risks and consequences could be for the people.

2024-09-12 06:30:58 UTC

Alorro — For me, there are both positive and negative effects of globalization in our country. Globalization helped our economy grow by giving us more job opportunities and helping us trade with other countries and gave us access to the global market. It also helped our country exchange cultures with others which gave us ideas for innovation. However, globalization also negatively affected our country. There is an increase in competition and we became more exposed to economic challenges. In order to prevent our country from being completely destroyed by these negative effects, our government should help and address these issues properly and provide stronger policies that will strengthen our rights, preserve our culture, and protect our environment and resources.

Contemporary World

2024-09-12 06:35:47 UTC

Meninguito - The effect of Globalization in the Philippines in terms of International Organization is that Globalization has integrated the Philippines into international organizations, allowing it to participate in global trade, adopt international standards, and receive foreign assistance, but also requires the country to meet global expectations.

EFFECTS OF GLOBALIZATION IN PH

2024-09-12 06:36:17 UTC

Aguilar - Human security in the Philippines has helped by improving disaster response, resolving conflicts, boosting health and education, and supporting economic development. These actions have made communities safer and more resilient.

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Nanit - For me, the effects of globalization in the Philippines based on international organizations have been multifaceted, involving both opportunities for growth and challenges related to economic disparity, power, and social issues. It effects the economic development and trade that the organization WTO, or World Trade Organization, has influenced the Philippines when it comes to the trade policies and practices that increased access to international markets, though it exposed the Philippines to domestic industries to intense international competition. Also, when it comes to labor and migration, the ILO, or International Labour Organization, is the one that influenced the labor standards and policies of the Philippines when it comes to workers rights and migration. When it comes to human rights and governance, the international organization United Nations (UN) plays a role when it comes to advocating human rights and democratic governance in the Philippines that influenced policies and raised awareness about issues like corruption, human trafficking, and political accountability. When it comes to health and education, the World Health Organization, or WHO, has impacted public health and educational policies to fight diseases, improve healthcare infrastructure, and enhance educational systems. Lastly, environmental issues: the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) has raised awareness and response to environmental issues that the Philippines face challenges related to climate change, natural disasters, and sustainability due to its vulnerability and economic activities.

2024-09-12 07:31:31 UTC

Pacumio - globalization is the increasing interconnectivity among countries through the exchange of goods, services technologies, and cultural practices. It helps the country to be more socialized and it can be beneficial for both countries. Sustainable development can help the Philippines create more growth in terms of our needs.

2024-09-12 12:03:00 UTC

lagura - globalization has created a new opportunities for developing countries. such as, technology transfer hold out promise, greater opportunities to access developed countries markets, growth and improved productivity and living standards