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OUTLINE: Globalization

I. Globalization: Advantages and Disadvantages
To put it in simple terms, globalization could be described as an ongoing process of integration.
1.) If you are growingfruit in India and you know you can get a better value of your fruit in the US, then you sell your fruit in the US.
2.) The integration would be that the fruit, produced in India, is now being sold inthe US, thus globalization has occurred.
There are a sum of positive results of globalization that have risen in the last few years.
1.) Some of these results include: a rise in foreign trade,access to education and
increased health care.
2.) Despite many of the challenges of globalization, the positive role it has played in changing the lives of men and women all around the world is indeedcommendable.
II. Foreign trade
Globalization has existed since the ancient world.
1.) One could easily state that globalization began with the existence of trade.
2.) When Europe began conqueringAmerica, each country brought over its own set of commerce.
In the last few years, however, a tremendous growth of international trade has occurred.
1.) International trade has expanded, thanksto the growing economy.
2.) As a result of international trade, consumers from all parts of the world have a wider selection of products.
III. Access To Education
Perhaps considered to be one of themost positive effects of globalization is the spread of education.
Today it is possible to receive an education with virtually no hindrance.
If a man or woman is interested in getting an educationin any part of the world, they could accessibly do so.
Now that most notable materials have been translated into almost all of majority languages, this provides a manner for one to succeed at thesame level as another from a
. different country.
IV. Increased Health Care
The community of doctors, nurses, and surgeons intend to promote human health.
1.) The common goal to promote health...