The Good Behind Globalization

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for sharing knowledge, technology, social values, and behavioral norms. As well as, promoting developments at different level including individual, organization, communities and societies across different countries and culture. Additionally, people can express human rights through education (Cheong). Moreover, globalization leads to having modern materials for students to study. Nowadays, people can search books or any topic for an assignments through the internet. Globalization can also increase access to education for women and unfortunate people. According to United Nations, governments ought to build up human capital through education and ensuring that the poor have access to a legitimate education because the need for higher education in developing countries is going largely unmet. In much of the developing world, higher education delivery is unsuited to the demands of globalization. Furthermore, another point that can improve living standard is health care service. Due to globalization, people can get advance technology and innovative medical materials for surgery which leads to saving many lives (“Education-United Nations”). Thus, education and health care offers vast potential for improving living standard through globalization.

After taking everything into account, globalization has critical effects on the advancement on economies, culture and religion, public services and living standard, and technology not only in a nation but also in the whole world. Despite the fact that globalization demonstrates a manifestation of disadvantages, the benefits of globalization still remain a main priority in today’s international society.

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