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Technology is continuing to become a part of everyday life, and with the vast ideas of
advancements onto the technological scene, but won’t the real question be, isn’t this a
possible road to a large dependance on technology?

We already know that much good can come from technology, but the drawbacks are
terrifying, with more people putting an importance to technology, it is even scene as a high
pay job that can rake in a lot of income, this can also be seen as a downside, why? Because it
is easy to know get a job for your hacking abilities, it becomes a threat to cyber security

The technology used these days is so vast that, if people want to do something new, they will
not think much and put in effort to complete the task, instead they will rather browse the
internet for the ideas. One could argue that globalization is making technology use better, but
if you look at it from another perspective, it’s not really making a difference. Everyone wants
to be the next big thing, the next sensational thing to happen following the previous ideas,
good? Debatable. You also could argue that wanting to be the next big thing is not even bad,
but everything has to come with a downside, and in this case, it’s the numbing of originality,
one would instead flock to the internet for their source of inspiration, it’s not doing more
good than bad and certainly not the other way around, but it’s still effects the levels on how
we depend on the internet and social media in general.

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Traditional Languages are becoming less of a priority, because so many people are giving
more importance to the English language then their own, an example for this can be seen in
the policy that Uganda put a local language policy that requires that the mother tongue is to
be used as the language, but this same policy is later dropped in later years and to learn in
English. This policy is then not in forced for it to be seen as a crucial factor, the importance
in knowing your language is lost since you have a better chance in getting a job if you can
speak English which is a very predominant language.

Not only that but english is becoming a very important India, because of English becoming
more important companies also require people who know english, and many people only
know their mother tounge which has become hard for those people to get a good job.

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There has been a huge inequality between the countries and the income levels, not only that,
but there are also concerns about the potential for the downsides of the global economy due
to the results of new technologies and the global market itself.

Another is the slowdown of the economy. Because of the Corona virus, this has affected
China's productivity. The country has been affected by many virus outbreaks, which has
slowed down the productivity of products being made. And now with the new wave of
COVID, this has greatly reduced the economic of China and other countries.

Another consequence of the pandemic and the recovery plans has been put in place by a huge
debt. Because of this, it has ended up posing a huge problem for emerging and developing
countries where the impact of the economic by the pandemic has been mitigated thanks to the
temporary suspension of debts. Not only Governments are left with huge debts to pay, but
companies in the private sector are also facing the same situation. The disruption of the
global supply chains, the rise of using raw material pieces, and the high cost of goods being
transported are also affected.

Another challenge in the global economic is inflation, Because of the supply problems, rising
demands, and the results of the economy's resurgence in the COVID era. Product scarcity
goes hand in hand with the increase in price. In the response to the pressure inflationary
pressure, the American Federal Reserve usually intends to the tighten the monetary policy, it
was previously announced that the supplies will raise the interest rates in March, it will be the
first time since 2018. Vulnerable countries that are at risk are finding it more difficult to
increase.

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In order to relocate companies, it costs a lot of money. Because of companies shifting to other
countries where taxes and everything less.it affected the countries in many ways like
releasing gas which caused pollution, additionally, they destroy the environment which are
forests usually, in all of these there are a lot of co2 emission. the pollution caused
environmental problem which led to climate change. The other impact is that to build the
companies the cut trees in the land .

Because of mass production of products factories release pollution into the ocean furthering
our climate crisis.

Can threaten forest health and lead to serious environmental issues, often in the form of
habitat loss, deforestation, or natural resource overuse. A few examples include:

Illegal deforestation in Brazil due to an increase in the country’s cattle ranching operations,
which requires significant land for grazing

Overfishing in coastal areas that include Southeast Asia, which has significantly contributed
to reduced fish populations and oceanic pollution

Overdependence on cash crops, such as coffee, cacao, and various fruits, which has
contributed to habitat loss, especially in tropical climates

I argue that globalization of the food industry has reinforced food security and poor nutrition
in developing countries by allowing large food corporations to monopolize local food
systems and out-compete small producers through trade and market liberalization, foreign
direct investment, and advanced marketing.

The era of trade liberalization not only produced better economic outcomes, but also
reduced hunger and famine, and enhanced food security – all during a period of
rapid population increase. In fact, from 2001 to 2017, the number of undernourished
people around the world plummeted by 170 million.
As globalization spreads the division of labor to a global scale, An increase in hidden
unemployment, a lack of new job openings, and a deterioration of real wage rates are the
consequences of globalization in most developing countries, it’s becoming cheaper for
companies to manufacture goods at a fast rate but as well spending less resources