Negative Impacts Of Globalization

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Globalization: one of the most popular and known terms of today’s politics and economical spheres which is the process of the countries being more integrated, and getting out of their “fixed and never changing” borders. Now, instead of being isolated, they are trying to be more involved with other counties, and take part in the processes of the world actively. This process may have been popularized newly; however, it is not a new thing. From the times of the ancient trade, the nations have already stepped towards the globalization process unconsciously by opening the silk way and etc. However due to the difficulty of transportation and communication it has not been able to develop as much as it did nowadays. Now, the emerging new technologies…show more content…
However, this shows it negative factor with the face of the labor drain and job exploiting as since, the globalization process and low trarnsportation and communication process lets us immigrate more, the specialists and experts of the counties which has a narrower and cheaper job market to the countries with the luxurious market. This may sound good at first, but we have to take the local experts in the luxurious countries as well, since they are facing the risk of using their jobs, as the companies are preferring the lower cost experts from other countries due to the lower salaries which causes the labor surplus in the developed countries. In addition, if the experts from the cheaper markets are immigrating, there is a shortage of labor in those countries, which emerges because of the all skilled workers leaving the country. Especially, when we look at the countries where the public education is in good condition and payed by government we can see how bad the immigration of the skilled workers may effect them, since the government cannot be able to get back its input. Also, the companies exploiting the lower taxes is another big problem brought by globalization. Now, the companies and agencies are registering in the lower tax rated areas such as Honk-Kong, Switzerland, Ireland, Luxemburg in…show more content…
We can clearly see it on the example of South Korea in June 2015, when it was struggling with the MERS disease. To make it clear the definition of the MERS is Middle East Respiratory Syndrome- however South Korea is in the far east. In addition, the environmental degradation is another negative result of this process. ‘ Losing the cultural diversities, while blending in with new cultures, is the result of the globalization as well, which is taken into account by terrifying fact by most of the people however, while looking from the tolerance aspect to this process, we can see how positively globalization effected to it. Now, the nations are trying to understand each other more, by being culturally aware of each other, and due to the better communication, the development of new technologies, and strategies, as well as the political decision-making is improving by this process. Having told all the negative and positive aspects of the globalization we can see the power of this process and be able to use it for our own benefit with less harming other countries and factors such as nature and etc. in the future. In this case, globalization may be a lot better process than it is currently for not only some portion of the world, but the whole world
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