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Travka [436]
3 years ago
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What do you think has been the most important result of globalization? Why?

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tankabanditka [31]3 years ago
4 0

Globalization is certainly one of the biggest and most important phenomena we can study throughout history. It's still happening and we can always find new (<u>both positive and negative</u>) implications and consequences.

Some of the most important results to me would be:

-An increased product reach to locations that may not have the resources to produce certain things on their own before.

-A more diverse and farther-reaching spread of cultures, which introduce new ideas and ways of thinking to areas of research that may have been inactive before.

-A harsher impact on the world's resources, due to larger markets using more and creating more scarcity.

-The appearence of "resource nations", in which more supplies leave than what gets in, creating a hard to break cycle of usage in which some countries rise at the expense of others.

-Last but not least: a massive increase in the amount of waste at large.


Hope this helps out!

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