How has globalization help to spread democracy and human rights?
Q. How has globalization help to spread democracy and human rights? How can globalization work against the spread of democracy and human rights?
Asked by Madly inlove with a soldier - Fri May 29 13:48:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Let's slice this in a two parter. First, Globalization is not proven to spread democracy worldwide. It has essentially given a bigger market for foreign companies to compete with. Consider the example of the manufacturing industry and NAFTA. Once we opened up free trade in North America, it became more cost effective for businesses to reinvest the jobs which were taken over by union employees that demanded higher wages and benefits, compared to prospective employees across the border that did not care too much for these. In terms of democracy, it has not promoted unionization in low-wage countries, and has not done too much to influence the political structure in a country. China can be another example, with the fact that more and… [cont.]
Answered by king_geoian13 - Sat May 30 18:16:49 2009
Q. How has globalization help to spread democracy and human rights? How can globalization work against the spread of democracy and human rights?
Asked by Madly inlove with a soldier - Fri May 29 13:48:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Let's slice this in a two parter. First, Globalization is not proven to spread democracy worldwide. It has essentially given a bigger market for foreign companies to compete with. Consider the example of the manufacturing industry and NAFTA. Once we opened up free trade in North America, it became more cost effective for businesses to reinvest the jobs which were taken over by union employees that demanded higher wages and benefits, compared to prospective employees across the border that did not care too much for these. In terms of democracy, it has not promoted unionization in low-wage countries, and has not done too much to influence the political structure in a country. China can be another example, with the fact that more and… [cont.]
Answered by king_geoian13 - Sat May 30 18:16:49 2009
What are the effects of globalization on language?
Q. I need to write a long research paper on the effects of globalization on language. I know the basic stuff like the fact that it is leading to many languages extinction. I was just looking for some tips, suggestions, or key points because I don't want to miss anything important. Anyone have any ideas?
Asked by Captain Insano - Tue Apr 29 21:16:02 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The trajectory of your research will probably touch on many 'negative' effects, like the one you mentioned, and I am sure others will be eager to contribute more. I would like to add a few potentially positive ones as food for thought. There are well over 6,000 languages of the world, many of which currently face extinction at the hands epidemics, malnutrition, poverty, tribal warfare. Globalization aside. On top of this, there are probably tens of thousands more languages that have long become extinct for many of the same reasons as above well before the 19th century, when the modern trend of globalization found its footing. In this context, it is somewhat difficult to defend modern globalization being on the short list of menaces to… [cont.]
Answered by Vic G - Wed Apr 30 02:11:29 2008
Q. I need to write a long research paper on the effects of globalization on language. I know the basic stuff like the fact that it is leading to many languages extinction. I was just looking for some tips, suggestions, or key points because I don't want to miss anything important. Anyone have any ideas?
Asked by Captain Insano - Tue Apr 29 21:16:02 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The trajectory of your research will probably touch on many 'negative' effects, like the one you mentioned, and I am sure others will be eager to contribute more. I would like to add a few potentially positive ones as food for thought. There are well over 6,000 languages of the world, many of which currently face extinction at the hands epidemics, malnutrition, poverty, tribal warfare. Globalization aside. On top of this, there are probably tens of thousands more languages that have long become extinct for many of the same reasons as above well before the 19th century, when the modern trend of globalization found its footing. In this context, it is somewhat difficult to defend modern globalization being on the short list of menaces to… [cont.]
Answered by Vic G - Wed Apr 30 02:11:29 2008
How does Globalization affect the problems of water scarcity and gloabl warming?
Q. Globalization both complicates the problems of global warming and water scarcity and offers hope that they can be solved. That is the thesis of a paper i need to write- can anyone help me? I need three elements of globalization and how they link to water scarcity and global warming. eg. globalization increases the spread of technology, which helps countries find solutions to combat global warming etc. Thank you so much. Informed answers would be great- especially if you could tag your source.
Asked by curiousincidents - Thu Dec 6 01:58:08 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. globalization favors big companies... they produce products in mass, producing wastes and CO2 in concentrated areas. this then causes global warming. the wastes pollutes our air and water. so, globalization helps the economy , but harms the environment, no?
Answered by jor-jor - Thu Dec 6 02:18:54 2007
Q. Globalization both complicates the problems of global warming and water scarcity and offers hope that they can be solved. That is the thesis of a paper i need to write- can anyone help me? I need three elements of globalization and how they link to water scarcity and global warming. eg. globalization increases the spread of technology, which helps countries find solutions to combat global warming etc. Thank you so much. Informed answers would be great- especially if you could tag your source.
Asked by curiousincidents - Thu Dec 6 01:58:08 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. globalization favors big companies... they produce products in mass, producing wastes and CO2 in concentrated areas. this then causes global warming. the wastes pollutes our air and water. so, globalization helps the economy , but harms the environment, no?
Answered by jor-jor - Thu Dec 6 02:18:54 2007
How is globalization related to work and the rights of workers?
Q. Because of globalization, we can t really understand what is going on in one part of the world without looking at how it s related to everything else in the world. How is this concept related to work and the rights of workers?
Asked by CHOOSE JUICY (the orginal!) - Mon Apr 20 00:39:18 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes it is , when the working wage in all parts of the world are set to the lowest denominator then world order will be established. When the top group in charge controls the means of production and the lower group is the labor , then a true world order is set . Least until the workers revolt ! True Socialism, in which everyone is truly equal, does not just resemble a prison - it is a prison. It can not exist unless it is surrounded by high walls, by watchtowers and by guard-dogs, for people always want to escape from any socialist regime, just as they do from a prison. If you continue your attempts to establish a model society you will need to build walls around it. You will be forced to do so sooner or later by the flood of refugees..
Answered by unknown - Mon Apr 20 00:50:43 2009
Q. Because of globalization, we can t really understand what is going on in one part of the world without looking at how it s related to everything else in the world. How is this concept related to work and the rights of workers?
Asked by CHOOSE JUICY (the orginal!) - Mon Apr 20 00:39:18 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes it is , when the working wage in all parts of the world are set to the lowest denominator then world order will be established. When the top group in charge controls the means of production and the lower group is the labor , then a true world order is set . Least until the workers revolt ! True Socialism, in which everyone is truly equal, does not just resemble a prison - it is a prison. It can not exist unless it is surrounded by high walls, by watchtowers and by guard-dogs, for people always want to escape from any socialist regime, just as they do from a prison. If you continue your attempts to establish a model society you will need to build walls around it. You will be forced to do so sooner or later by the flood of refugees..
Answered by unknown - Mon Apr 20 00:50:43 2009
How do political, social and cultural globalization take place in Spain? Which are their effects?
Q. I want to know more details about political, social and cultural globalization in Spain and the impact of them. On the other hand, can you please tell me the opinion of this country about globalization?
Asked by Otilia S - Sat Apr 25 05:57:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It sounds like you are trying to complete a homework assignment. Here are some websites: Best one: Others for general knowledge: personally, I think Europe generally has been one of the areas of the world which has benefited from globalization. Freedom from trade barriers, increased mobility and higher consumption equals growth. They have done a moderately good job at controlling polution and maintaining their own individuality and culture.
Answered by carefreek - Sat Apr 25 06:14:09 2009
Q. I want to know more details about political, social and cultural globalization in Spain and the impact of them. On the other hand, can you please tell me the opinion of this country about globalization?
Asked by Otilia S - Sat Apr 25 05:57:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It sounds like you are trying to complete a homework assignment. Here are some websites: Best one: Others for general knowledge: personally, I think Europe generally has been one of the areas of the world which has benefited from globalization. Freedom from trade barriers, increased mobility and higher consumption equals growth. They have done a moderately good job at controlling polution and maintaining their own individuality and culture.
Answered by carefreek - Sat Apr 25 06:14:09 2009
What are the effects and causes of globalization of the economy?
Q. I am very interested in the subject of globalization. It very obviously affects everyone socially, financially, through industry, and through information. I've found only a few causes/effects of globalization including: - restrictions on free trade - access to markets and their information - trading goods and services with/without taxes - extreme poverty - amount of government control placed on the economy - interaction with people and businesses outside the country Thanks in advance, guys! I appreciate the help. <3
Asked by <3 - Tue Apr 22 20:44:15 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cases could be: a) The need for higher specialization (improved efficiency can be achieved) and capital mobility. b) Product/service differentiation (wider range of prod/serv are available). Effects: a) Hardships in controlling system; b) Crisis in one country affects all countries involved more than "before globalization" (before means 200 years ago) c) Cheaper resources available and better customer satisfaction achieved (or higher profits to companies :D ) - this one might be closer to cases. d) Regarding labor-force, production-lines moving to cheaper labor so some workers loose their jobs and some who less wealthy - benefit.
Answered by RUS - Wed Apr 23 22:27:14 2008
Q. I am very interested in the subject of globalization. It very obviously affects everyone socially, financially, through industry, and through information. I've found only a few causes/effects of globalization including: - restrictions on free trade - access to markets and their information - trading goods and services with/without taxes - extreme poverty - amount of government control placed on the economy - interaction with people and businesses outside the country Thanks in advance, guys! I appreciate the help. <3
Asked by <3 - Tue Apr 22 20:44:15 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cases could be: a) The need for higher specialization (improved efficiency can be achieved) and capital mobility. b) Product/service differentiation (wider range of prod/serv are available). Effects: a) Hardships in controlling system; b) Crisis in one country affects all countries involved more than "before globalization" (before means 200 years ago) c) Cheaper resources available and better customer satisfaction achieved (or higher profits to companies :D ) - this one might be closer to cases. d) Regarding labor-force, production-lines moving to cheaper labor so some workers loose their jobs and some who less wealthy - benefit.
Answered by RUS - Wed Apr 23 22:27:14 2008
What is globalization? What is its positive and negative aspects? Does it concern all aspects of life of man?
Q. I want to know more concerning the debating issues among people and countries whether globalization has advantages or disadvantages. I hear people say that globalization has its positive and negative aspects not only in economic fields but also in political, cultural, enviromental and social factors of people's and nations' life. Please give me detailed information. And thank you in advance.
Asked by ALEMSEGHED B - Wed Jul 16 01:25:03 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We are heading towards a world society of two groups, The rich and pesants. The rich no longer need a middle class for the most part. A new dark age we decend into
Answered by rogue_economist - Wed Jul 16 02:31:09 2008
Q. I want to know more concerning the debating issues among people and countries whether globalization has advantages or disadvantages. I hear people say that globalization has its positive and negative aspects not only in economic fields but also in political, cultural, enviromental and social factors of people's and nations' life. Please give me detailed information. And thank you in advance.
Asked by ALEMSEGHED B - Wed Jul 16 01:25:03 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We are heading towards a world society of two groups, The rich and pesants. The rich no longer need a middle class for the most part. A new dark age we decend into
Answered by rogue_economist - Wed Jul 16 02:31:09 2008
Will the globalization of businesses lead to a one world government?
Q. I'm taking a Business Ethics and Social Responsibility course at the University of North Texas and we're talking about globalization. There were some pros for it and some cons for it, though, overall, what are your opinions of globalization of businesses? From what I learned so far, businesses, no matter what, will always interfer with governments. So if globalization becomes more and more common, will this eventually lead to a one world government?
Asked by Mark G - Sun Mar 9 13:43:26 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The large Corporations are pushing for it and one day they might get it but not with out a hell of a Fight ! Small people are the ones that are getting stump on and the have being for years and years . There will be people that will resisted there efforts to dominate the world . For they are nothing more the a communist minded with out guns trying to buy there ruling and force there standers onto the world ! Things like the north america free trade agreement and north america union are there small plans first to take north America ! As then they hold the world super power ( America ) they will make there ties with European union and so one squeezing out those that do not follow ! By starving these nation with embargo they will force them… [cont.]
Answered by revanishing - Sun Mar 9 14:09:44 2008
Q. I'm taking a Business Ethics and Social Responsibility course at the University of North Texas and we're talking about globalization. There were some pros for it and some cons for it, though, overall, what are your opinions of globalization of businesses? From what I learned so far, businesses, no matter what, will always interfer with governments. So if globalization becomes more and more common, will this eventually lead to a one world government?
Asked by Mark G - Sun Mar 9 13:43:26 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The large Corporations are pushing for it and one day they might get it but not with out a hell of a Fight ! Small people are the ones that are getting stump on and the have being for years and years . There will be people that will resisted there efforts to dominate the world . For they are nothing more the a communist minded with out guns trying to buy there ruling and force there standers onto the world ! Things like the north america free trade agreement and north america union are there small plans first to take north America ! As then they hold the world super power ( America ) they will make there ties with European union and so one squeezing out those that do not follow ! By starving these nation with embargo they will force them… [cont.]
Answered by revanishing - Sun Mar 9 14:09:44 2008
How does Globalization affect the creation of markets?
Q. How does Globalization affect the creation of markets? Someone please answer this.
Asked by collisionx47 - Sun Aug 24 19:18:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With globalization, markets become more accessible. As a producer, you now can get information easier than before about what's needed on the market in the world. There are already a lot of portals that provide a seller with that information/ opportunity. Protection on the market (tax, customs etc) have largely been removed/ minimized. This can also means that your product become more competitive.
Answered by adiwsusanto - Mon Aug 25 06:46:04 2008
Q. How does Globalization affect the creation of markets? Someone please answer this.
Asked by collisionx47 - Sun Aug 24 19:18:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With globalization, markets become more accessible. As a producer, you now can get information easier than before about what's needed on the market in the world. There are already a lot of portals that provide a seller with that information/ opportunity. Protection on the market (tax, customs etc) have largely been removed/ minimized. This can also means that your product become more competitive.
Answered by adiwsusanto - Mon Aug 25 06:46:04 2008
What are the positive opinions for globalization?
Q. Alrighty, so my topic for my geography essay is "Globalization is positive". There has to be arguments on economic connection, political connection and social/cultural connection. Please help! This is due tomorrow !
Asked by KaKa - Sun May 31 16:04:54 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. people in developing countries get jobs. consumers in developed countries get cheaper goods. people with savings get higher return on their investment.
Answered by Just did it! - Sun May 31 16:10:46 2009
Q. Alrighty, so my topic for my geography essay is "Globalization is positive". There has to be arguments on economic connection, political connection and social/cultural connection. Please help! This is due tomorrow !
Asked by KaKa - Sun May 31 16:04:54 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. people in developing countries get jobs. consumers in developed countries get cheaper goods. people with savings get higher return on their investment.
Answered by Just did it! - Sun May 31 16:10:46 2009
How do you think globalization is forcing us to change how we think and feel about each other and our surround?
Q. wanna discuss how globalization is forcing our brain to evolve? How do you think globalization is forcing us to change how we think and feel about each other and our surroundings?
Asked by hay - Thu Apr 16 12:31:43 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. America must globalize and reform or else fall into backwardsness
Answered by Jimmy John Jenkins - Thu Apr 16 12:37:32 2009
Q. wanna discuss how globalization is forcing our brain to evolve? How do you think globalization is forcing us to change how we think and feel about each other and our surroundings?
Asked by hay - Thu Apr 16 12:31:43 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. America must globalize and reform or else fall into backwardsness
Answered by Jimmy John Jenkins - Thu Apr 16 12:37:32 2009
What would have been the impact of globalization in india if there is no concept of huge software outsourcing?
Q. The economical growth in india is only due to software outsourcing. I just want to know how it would have been {Globalization} minus {computer software technology} . The above state gives us only manufacturing outsourcing. Would it be possible to attain atleast 1/10th of the present growth?
Asked by gokul s - Thu Sep 27 12:06:54 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a really strange question... How do you estimate the impact of thunder if there is no concept of lightning? The Indian software industry was one of the first to embrace globalization; without it, the BPO industry may or may not have developed the way it did, and software offshoring may or may not have happened. This said, software is far from the only Indian export. Textiles, gems, industrial equipment, chemicals, and leather still remain major Indian exports.
Answered by NC - Thu Sep 27 16:54:05 2007
Q. The economical growth in india is only due to software outsourcing. I just want to know how it would have been {Globalization} minus {computer software technology} . The above state gives us only manufacturing outsourcing. Would it be possible to attain atleast 1/10th of the present growth?
Asked by gokul s - Thu Sep 27 12:06:54 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a really strange question... How do you estimate the impact of thunder if there is no concept of lightning? The Indian software industry was one of the first to embrace globalization; without it, the BPO industry may or may not have developed the way it did, and software offshoring may or may not have happened. This said, software is far from the only Indian export. Textiles, gems, industrial equipment, chemicals, and leather still remain major Indian exports.
Answered by NC - Thu Sep 27 16:54:05 2007
Ideas for a political cartoon on globalization?
Q. I need to make a political cartoon on globalization for school and can't think of anything so thats where you come in. It needs to take a position on an issue related to globalization (eg. Outsourcing is taking jobs from north americans, ect) Some easier topics are media influence on the public, outsourcing, gas prices and the wars over oil, blood diamons, and imperialism.
Asked by the_lost_shinobi - Thu Jun 12 22:41:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I dunno - how about a big octopus, engulfing the world, flinging little humans and consumer goods about? You could either make the octopus angry and mean-looking or happy and benevolent, according to how you want to portray globalization. Or give him crossed eyes and tangle some legs up . . .
Answered by Brett B - Thu Jun 12 22:48:05 2008
Q. I need to make a political cartoon on globalization for school and can't think of anything so thats where you come in. It needs to take a position on an issue related to globalization (eg. Outsourcing is taking jobs from north americans, ect) Some easier topics are media influence on the public, outsourcing, gas prices and the wars over oil, blood diamons, and imperialism.
Asked by the_lost_shinobi - Thu Jun 12 22:41:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I dunno - how about a big octopus, engulfing the world, flinging little humans and consumer goods about? You could either make the octopus angry and mean-looking or happy and benevolent, according to how you want to portray globalization. Or give him crossed eyes and tangle some legs up . . .
Answered by Brett B - Thu Jun 12 22:48:05 2008
What effect does globalization have on teens?
Q. as a teen, what shoul i know about globalization and what can it do to me? Also, what does the unemployment rate have to do with it?
Asked by kylaetaylor0509 - Tue Jul 11 21:04:12 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Got a few hours?
Answered by Johnny - Tue Jul 11 21:08:07 2006
Q. as a teen, what shoul i know about globalization and what can it do to me? Also, what does the unemployment rate have to do with it?
Asked by kylaetaylor0509 - Tue Jul 11 21:04:12 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Got a few hours?
Answered by Johnny - Tue Jul 11 21:08:07 2006
To what extent has historical globalization benefited peoples of the world?
Q. For expample. How has historical globalization benefited or not benefited aboriginals canadians?
Asked by Alex - Sun Apr 20 19:02:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hello. I'd say globalization benefited the British Empire in its 'glory days'. the other people did not 'count.'
Answered by Chris M - Sun Apr 20 19:08:26 2008
Q. For expample. How has historical globalization benefited or not benefited aboriginals canadians?
Asked by Alex - Sun Apr 20 19:02:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hello. I'd say globalization benefited the British Empire in its 'glory days'. the other people did not 'count.'
Answered by Chris M - Sun Apr 20 19:08:26 2008
How do third world countries contribute to globalization?
Q. I have to give a speech that counters the claim that third world countries, in particular Jamaica, don't participate as global citizens. So basically, I'm just looking for ideas on how these third world countries contribute to globalization, and how its not just North Americans and Europeans contributing as global citizens. Any idea is appreciated =] Thanks
Asked by Portions for Foxes - Wed Apr 23 15:46:01 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Globalization means international trade and multinational businesses. Developing countries are key part of it since globalization often boils down to outsourcing jobs to cheap labor in developing countries. Countries participate by lowering trade barriers (tariffs, quotas or other restriction) and making it easy & safe for foreign businesses to operate in their country. Globalization is a not some kind of higher goal that countries "contribute" to, it's a tool for improving their own economies. Developed countries get cheaper goods, developing countries get jobs, investment, technology. If Jamaica government chooses to stay out of globalization, it is not hurting anybody except their own citizens. If you need a thing, that west "contribu [cont.]
Answered by Cthulhu fhtagn! - Wed Apr 23 15:58:00 2008
Q. I have to give a speech that counters the claim that third world countries, in particular Jamaica, don't participate as global citizens. So basically, I'm just looking for ideas on how these third world countries contribute to globalization, and how its not just North Americans and Europeans contributing as global citizens. Any idea is appreciated =] Thanks
Asked by Portions for Foxes - Wed Apr 23 15:46:01 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Globalization means international trade and multinational businesses. Developing countries are key part of it since globalization often boils down to outsourcing jobs to cheap labor in developing countries. Countries participate by lowering trade barriers (tariffs, quotas or other restriction) and making it easy & safe for foreign businesses to operate in their country. Globalization is a not some kind of higher goal that countries "contribute" to, it's a tool for improving their own economies. Developed countries get cheaper goods, developing countries get jobs, investment, technology. If Jamaica government chooses to stay out of globalization, it is not hurting anybody except their own citizens. If you need a thing, that west "contribu [cont.]
Answered by Cthulhu fhtagn! - Wed Apr 23 15:58:00 2008
How can globalization be a curse?
Q. We have always thought that globalization is the way to go these days. We are able to relate to people etc. I am just curious how globalization can be negative.
Asked by bench - Wed Feb 21 19:17:58 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A different perspective built from the first answer is that, when globalization has reaches all corners of the earth, every country will be influences by popular culture and will adopt to that culture. Think China - economist's favorite example of globalization, more citizens are now drinking coke as opposed to tea and this is good for the business and more transactions are occurring and building the business and economy for both china and the world. For the world, china can be looked as a big market and for china, they are stocking their ammo to be a competitive market industry. All these can be supported with data such as GDP, GNP, GDP per capita and GNP per capita , but the downside that cannot be measure is the erosion and… [cont.]
Answered by chilledguy27 - Wed Feb 21 22:55:26 2007
Q. We have always thought that globalization is the way to go these days. We are able to relate to people etc. I am just curious how globalization can be negative.
Asked by bench - Wed Feb 21 19:17:58 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A different perspective built from the first answer is that, when globalization has reaches all corners of the earth, every country will be influences by popular culture and will adopt to that culture. Think China - economist's favorite example of globalization, more citizens are now drinking coke as opposed to tea and this is good for the business and more transactions are occurring and building the business and economy for both china and the world. For the world, china can be looked as a big market and for china, they are stocking their ammo to be a competitive market industry. All these can be supported with data such as GDP, GNP, GDP per capita and GNP per capita , but the downside that cannot be measure is the erosion and… [cont.]
Answered by chilledguy27 - Wed Feb 21 22:55:26 2007
Is the European Union contributing to globalization in a positive or negative way?
Q. Is the European Union contributing to globalization in a positive or negative way? Or is it both? Thanks!
Asked by Jennifer V - Tue Apr 8 19:52:05 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 100% Negative. NWO
Answered by jack black - Tue Apr 8 19:59:03 2008
Q. Is the European Union contributing to globalization in a positive or negative way? Or is it both? Thanks!
Asked by Jennifer V - Tue Apr 8 19:52:05 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 100% Negative. NWO
Answered by jack black - Tue Apr 8 19:59:03 2008
What are some of the good and bad things about economic globalization?
Q. What are some of the good and bad things about economic globalization?
Asked by Tom B - Sat May 10 08:28:00 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the economy is good then everyone benefits but If something fails in the economy then the whole world is affected. Who then can give aid?
Answered by pinkzzocran - Sat May 10 10:18:29 2008
Q. What are some of the good and bad things about economic globalization?
Asked by Tom B - Sat May 10 08:28:00 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the economy is good then everyone benefits but If something fails in the economy then the whole world is affected. Who then can give aid?
Answered by pinkzzocran - Sat May 10 10:18:29 2008
Due to globalization, would you say that media content has changed or influenced your behaviour patterns.?
Q. Media content has changed with the advent of globalization. Eg, Advertisements, new TV shows, etc. Has this changed your behaviour or the behaviour of people you know? If so, please elaborate and rank on a scale of 1-10 how much it has.
Asked by T.M.A. - Thu Feb 21 14:44:18 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Globalization has brought more media content and has turned me against the media all the more. It presents information in bits and pieces, making it difficult to get the whole story. It is impossible to separate fact from opinion and also profit based media content. It's all in the ratings and profits. What does it take to get your attention? We are constantly bombarded with advertisements promoting products and services that we are ill equipped to evaluate. The same goes for government policies and election polls. Unfortunately too many people swallow all the b***s***. I rate the BS factor as approaching 9 on a numerical scale getting closer to a 10...
Answered by Mick - Sun Feb 24 00:14:33 2008
Q. Media content has changed with the advent of globalization. Eg, Advertisements, new TV shows, etc. Has this changed your behaviour or the behaviour of people you know? If so, please elaborate and rank on a scale of 1-10 how much it has.
Asked by T.M.A. - Thu Feb 21 14:44:18 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Globalization has brought more media content and has turned me against the media all the more. It presents information in bits and pieces, making it difficult to get the whole story. It is impossible to separate fact from opinion and also profit based media content. It's all in the ratings and profits. What does it take to get your attention? We are constantly bombarded with advertisements promoting products and services that we are ill equipped to evaluate. The same goes for government policies and election polls. Unfortunately too many people swallow all the b***s***. I rate the BS factor as approaching 9 on a numerical scale getting closer to a 10...
Answered by Mick - Sun Feb 24 00:14:33 2008
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