Problems With Globalisation

Question 1

Exploitation (disadvantages of globalisation)

Answer 1

Exploitation of CHEAP LABOUR in developing countries and ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION. Workers in sweatshops may face long hours, low wages and poor working conditions and even child labour
Environmental: pollution and ecological damage

Question 2

High investment costs (disadvantages of globalisation)

Answer 2

Expanding into new countries requires CAPITAL investment and infrastructure development

Question 3

Weak regulation (disadvantages of globalisation)

Answer 3

Globalisation often lacks comprehensive regulatory frameworks

Question 4

Immigration challenges (disadvantages of globalisation)

Answer 4

The movement of people across borders can strain resources and social structures

Question 5

Localised job losses (disadvantages of globalisation)

Answer 5

As many companies move their factories to developing countries for cheaper labour, this can result in unemployment and economic decline in the “original town”

Question 6

Spread of diseases (disadvantages of globalisation)

Answer 6

As transportation and bringing people together from all around the world it helps spread diseases
Ex: COVID 19 appeared in china and 180 countries have reported cases and had a severe consequence on the economy