rving wildlife, etc.) through globalization.
People can enjoy the easy availability of products from a different country in their own land and also there is a steady income to all the developing countries. [4]
Some of the cons of globalization:
People in their own country are more unemployed as the manufacturing jobs are being outsourced to the developing nations and countries where the labour is comparatively cheap. Even the employed are suffering job insecurity due to the heavy competition and experience a lower standard of living. Hence millions of workers are facing hardships due to globalizations.
Globalization seems to compromise in the safety standards of people through the exploitation of labour to produce cheap goods.
Terrorists are likely to have easy access for the sophisticated weapons and technology and easy communication amongst each other.
Serious diseases have been believed to spread due to travellers coming from various parts of the world thereby risking the health of local people.
Finally, one of the most serious effects of globalization is that it has resulted in poverty which could be related to the unemployment and the reduction in the standard of living as discussed previously.
工人因为全球化所面临的贫穷和困难——Poverty and hardships faced by workers due to globalization:
The effects of globalization have been discussed. Clearly, the negative effects of globalization have stated that globalization has resulted in poverty and also hardships faced by the workers. Now we look more into detail how globalization has led to such an impact.
Though globalization had promised to connect the world closer, there are many policies and practices and decisions behind the scene which are totally under control by the rich (multinationals, institutions, and powerful people) only. As a result the governments of the poor nations are being overpowered by these global people and hence they continue to struggle in their poverty whilst the rich continue becoming richer. [6]
It has been described in the positive effects of globalization that the domestic companies are facing tough competition in order to survive, which clearly is a negative impact too. Also, the many multinational companies who are quickly emerging in many developing countries due to many reasons discussed under the causes for globalization manage their businesses with assets, managers, important research and development activities all located in their own home countries only. So this kicks out the local companies out of the business and results in poverty.
The money spent on welfare services is very limited. The government does not have much money to spend on welfare services and the local organizations and businesses have the control in their hands. Also globalization has encouraged economic policies which pressurize the developing nations to restrict the amount being spent by the government on welfare services. Thus this limited spending on welfare services further heightens poverty.
There has been a rise in wages (in developed nations) for the highly skilled labor whilst the labors those don't have much education suffer