Demerits of

Globalizatio
n
Table of contents

01 02
BREAKTHROUGHS AND
History GLORY OF
GLOBALIZATION

03 04 05
PROBLEMS OF LOCAL
Conclusions
GLOBALIZATION CONTEXT
 Globalizatio
n
is a term used to describe how trade and
technology have made the world into a
more connected and interdependent place.
 01
History of
Globalizatio
n
BRIEF HISTORY OF GLOBALIZATION
 Many scholars say it started with Columbus’s voyage
to the New World in 1492.
 Industrial Revolution
 Technology played an important role in the maritime
trade routes that flourished between old and newly
discovered continents.
 Someone wishing to travel from Boston,
Massachusetts, to London, England, could do so in
hours rather than the week or more it would have
taken a hundred years ago.
 02
BREAKTHROUGHS
AND GLORY OF
GLOBALIZATION
BREAKTHROUGHS AND GLORY OF GLOBALIZATION
1. Increased economic growth: Globalization has facilitated the growth of
international trade and investment, which has led to increased economic
growth in many countries, particularly in developing countries.
2. Access to new markets: The opening up of new markets through
globalization has provided businesses with opportunities to expand their
customer base and reach new markets, which has contributed to increased
economic growth.
3. Technological advancement: Globalization has facilitated the sharing of
knowledge and technology between countries, leading to technological
advancement and innovation in many fields.
4. Increased cultural exchange: The spread of global popular culture has also
facilitated increased cultural exchange between people from different
countries, leading to greater cross-cultural understanding and appreciation.
 03
PROBLEMS OF
GLOBALIZATION
PROBLEMS OF GLOBALIZATION
GENERAL CONTEXT (WORLD)

1.Increased
Competition
2.Environmental
Degradation
3.Cultural
Homogenization
PROBLEMS OF GLOBALIZATION
How globalization negatively affect: African Countries

Globalization has never led to development in Africa,

instead it have provided elements which when applied by
Rican countries or Nations, could foster development in
the region (Laslie; Sklair, 2000). It can also be argued that
there must be an attractive climate for foreign investors.
PROBLEMS OF GLOBALIZATION : Per country

01 02
South
Africa
Nigeria
03
Ethiopia
PROBLEM OF GLOBALIZATION
How Globalization benefit 1st world or developed countries and negatively
affect underdeveloped/3rd world countries?

Globalization allows companies to find lower-cost ways to

produce their products. It also increases global
competition, which drives prices down and creates a larger
variety of choices for consumers. Lowered costs help
people in both developing and already-developed countries
live better on less money. * Example of these developed
countries are; Norway, Ire, Switzerland, Iceland, Australia,
Germany etc.
LOCAL
CONTEXT
LOCAL CONTEXT
1. Globalization has far-reaching implications on peoples’ lives and livelihood.
It has some good and positive effects, however, the negative outweighs
them. In the Philippines, globalization worsens the already poor situation of
the masses.
2. Farmers and fisher folks go empty-handed, hungry and mostly indebted
while indigenous peoples wander to exist.

3. Globalization allows foreign militarization into the country to fight the so-
called global terrorism.

4. Most Filipinos nowadays have forgotten our culture, due to the development
of new technologies.
Conclusio
n
Conclusions!
Conclusion 1:

Globalization could cause loss of a country’s identity.

Conclusion 2:
When some large corporations operate in a foreign country, they often degrade the
environment. (Coal mining companies, petrol companies, wood companies, etc.)

Conclusion 3:

In some cases it results in the loss of people’s native languages as well.

Conclusions!
Conclusion 4:

It can influences or increase child labor or child slavery because many corporations do
not hold care for people’s wellness when they search for only profits.

Conclusion 5:

As for the fast food companies, (McDonalds, Kirsty chicken, etc.) it provokes people to
choose unhealthy food which results in a negative impact in people’s health.

Conclusion 6:

It batters countries’ traditions.

Conclusions!
Conclusion 7:
It can negatively impact the domestic community of inventors or entrepreneurs because
they generally choose to do business with large foreign corporations where they get
more money, profits or personal benefits.

Conclusion 8:
Due to the vast interaction with foreigners, people tend to change negatively, twist,
adapt or even lose their moral values.

Conclusion 9:
Many companies take advantages of the poorer countries making needed workers take
longer hours work or to do heavier labors.
Conclusions!
Conclusion 10:
The bad situations in which some countries allows some corporations to seize
opportunities to make more profits.

Conclusion 11:
The big companies don't always help the small national companies. Sometimes, small
business count and in some other cases, they are even more important for people than
these large foreign corporations.
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