With the saying goes “change is the only constant in this world.” In fact, we always experienced changes every day. There are changes every day such as the weather, climate, places, etc. those are the changes that we people always adapt as part of our living in this planet. We always go with the flow. We always adapt whatever the changes to happen. In our society, there are changes too. There are changes about the different places here on earth wherein all of those are caused by the word “GLOBALIZATION”.
With the word itself, globalization means that it is about how our world has changed caused by different reasons. Globalization means to affect the entire world and make changes on it. Talking about globalization, we will discuss the pros and cons of globalization in a simple explanation. When we talk about pros of globalization, most of the people are in favor to it because it is beneficial to everyone. We always want changes in our world specifically the enhancement in technology and field of medicine because we know the fact that it will bring so much positive changes in our lives. It will make our life easy. With the help of globalization, we had experienced huge changes in the transportation. We can easily travel back and forth in different places and that is caused by globalization. Let us just remember that it has also advantages and disadvantages. This time, let’s talk about the cons of globalization. There are also people who don’t want to adapt the changes caused by globalization in some reasons. They don’t want to experience any changes because some of it changes how they act as what they are. It will affect their usual living and it will cause so many changes on how they adapt to the natural environment. Other doesn’t want to experience it because it will change their culture and beliefs. Like what I have said earlier, let’s be aware about the effect of it to our lives. Let us be knowledgeable enough for us to know what we need to do. Again, there are advantages and disadvantages of globalization. Hence, we should think about it.
The pros are straightforward: as a seller you have access to a huge market, basically you can sell pretty much anywhere in the world. As a buyer you a a huge choice; you can buy from wherever gives you the best price and the right quality.
The cons are a bit more complicated and the key is remembering that a market is not a place to buy and sell so much as a set of rules that govern the buying and selling. By ‘rules’ I mean not just the laws but the cultures, the expectations and norms that people in a market (in this case a country) take for granted.
If a buyer, lets call him Andy, goes to a market in the UK. A seller, Zac, is selling carrots at £2 a kilo. Andy hands over £1 and can be pretty sure of getting 0.5 of a kilo of carrots, that the carrots will be of a decent quality and will actually be carrots and not parsnips painted orange. There is a set of rules operating here that are designed to protect Andy and most countries have a similar, but different, set of rules that Andy may not be fully aware of.
International trade has been going on for millennia and, in international trade, merchants like Zac take ‘stuff’ to another market and they have to comply with the rules of that market so that people like Andy are protected. In globalised trade, the world is, in effect, one great big market and Andy can buy his carrots form a Zac who can be anywhere in the world but, and it is a big but, Andy is buying under Zac’s market rules. And that is where the problems start.
Globalised trade doesn’t just shift goods and services around the world. It also shifts rules and expectations. If Andy can buy carrots cheaper from a Zac in China, he is not buying them from the Zac in his local high street and he doesn’t expect to pay the prices his local Zac is charging. Access to Chinese carrots has changed Andy’s expectations and his local Zac is suffering as a result. The market rules have changed, even though there hasn’t been a change in the law.
But access to the global market is so easy that Andy may be totally unaware of its effects on him, Zac, and everyone else in his home market, until Zac and his colleagues take to marching down the street in protest.
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