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Mostly, developed nations require raw materials and useful commodities .They easily get it from the developing countries most of the time. The process does not stop at commodities but stretches to services too. In recent times developing countries have benefited to a lot of extent due to outsourcing. Outsourcing of work has led to better employment opportunities in the developing countries. The US outsources most of its work to developing nations like India and China. In a way globalization has led to a positive effect on everyone. Globalization has advantages as well as disadvantages.
Today, everything is within your reach. You do not have to look for other options. Due to the introduction of malls, investment banks and multinational companies you are more than secured. But does it apply to developed nations? If globalization has its positive effect on developing nations, it can sometime affect the developed countries negatively.
No doubt the developed countries do get the commodities at their price, but due to over dependence on a certain nation they can sometimes go on the wrong track in the long run. This might not be true in case of raw materials but when it comes to services it certainly will. They would keep depending on others to carry most of their work, rather than concentrating on their own citizen’s needs and requirements. A commodity is available at a cheap rate and that forces a developed nation to stop focusing on their manufacturing system. It leads to unemployment and political unstableness.
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