what is advantages and disadvantages of globalization
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The following are some of the important advantages of globalisation for a developing country like India: (i) Globalisation helps to boost the long run average growth rate of the economy of the country through: (a) Improvement in the allocative efficiency of resources; (b) Increase in labour productivity.
Disadvantages of globalization include exploitation of developing countries, cultural homogenization, and adverse effects on local economies and the environment.
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Answer:Advantages
- Globalization allows us to pool all our resources together.
- Globalization would also reduce labor exploitation issues.
- Globalization reduces the prospects of tyranny.
- Globalization improves communication access.
- Globalization would remove tax havens for wealthy individuals and businesses.
- Globalization would help the developing world progress faster.
- Globalization would reduce currency manipulation problems.
- Globalization encourages free trade.
- Globalization could create more employment opportunities
Disadvantages
- Globalization may encourage more offshoring instead of less.
- Globalization benefits the wealthy more than the poor.
- Globalization would encourage disease transfer.
- Globalization could reduce social safety net programs.
- Globalization would create a new system of politics.
- Globalization would not prevent resource consumption.
- Globalization would make it easier for people to cheat.
- Globalization doesn’t fix a lack of skills.
- Globalization would negatively impact the environment.
- Globalization changes how humans would identify themselves.
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