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Effects of Globalization

The document discusses globalization, defining its positive and negative effects on the economy, culture, and education. Positive impacts include free trade, labor mobility, and increased investment, while negative effects encompass challenges for developing economies, cultural homogenization, and educational disparities. The conclusion highlights the complex nature of globalization, emphasizing the need to balance its benefits and drawbacks.

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Effects of Globalization

The document discusses globalization, defining its positive and negative effects on the economy, culture, and education. Positive impacts include free trade, labor mobility, and increased investment, while negative effects encompass challenges for developing economies, cultural homogenization, and educational disparities. The conclusion highlights the complex nature of globalization, emphasizing the need to balance its benefits and drawbacks.

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Definition of Globalization
Positive and Negative Effects of
Globalization on:
 Economy
 Culture
 Education
Conclusion
Definition
Understanding the Positive Effects on
Economy

Free Trade
• Exchange
goods and
resources
• Increased
Exports and
import
Free Movement of Labour
• advantages to both
workers and
recipient countries.
Ex. If a country
experiences high
unemployment, there
are increased
opportunities to look
for work elsewhere.
This process of labour
migration also helps
reduce geographical
inequality
Greater Competition
• Domestic
monopolies will
try to develop the
quality of their
products and
services
Increasing Investment

Investment by
multinational
companies can play a
big role in improving
the economies of
developing countries.
Impacts
Free Trade Can Harm Developing
Economy
 Developing countries are hard to
compete with developed countries
 Developing countries are often
harmed by tariff protection
Labour Drain
Some
countries find it
difficult to hold
onto their best
skilled
workers, who
are attracted
by higher
wages
elsewhere
Increasing Environmental Issues
• Using non-
renewable
resources
• Deforestatio
n
• Pollution
• Global
Warming
Positive Impacts on Culture
Cultural
Diffusion
happens
when the
cultural
beliefs and
social
activities are
spread
through
different
ethnicities,
religions,
Multi-cultural Awareness

You will start to


understand the
world
Understanding Negative Impacts
Loss of Local
Culture
The cultures
from around
the world
replace the
local ones.
Less Cultural Diversity
When the
local cultures
are lost, the
world culture
will replace.
Then it will
become one.
Positive Effects on Education

 Local school
will upgrade
their
curriculum to
a standard
one
 Using
technology in
educational
sector
 International
Schools will
Negative Impacts

 Local schools are hard to


compete

 Some learners having difficulties


with languages and technology
used in school systems

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