It is undeniable that the world is now turned into a “Global Village”. One of its impacts is that people around the globe are exposed to the same products and services, and share similar habits. In my opinion, the advantages of this phenomenon outweigh the disadvantages.
Globalization certainly has had some impact on indigenous cultures of many countries. However, I believe that this impact is largely harmless and at the same time, it has exposed these cultures to other cultures around the world. This is a great opportunity to learn and evolve. Also an understanding of foreign cultures benefits one when one has to travel abroad for work leisure. In other words, people exposed to other cultures can interact confidently with the locals whenever they travel abroad. They are also less likely to get culture shocks. Secondly, when everyone tends to have the same tastes in fashion or food, trade and tourism flourish. It creates more job opportunities. Also, when everyone looks and thinks alike, there are fewer chances for conflict. Wearing the same kind of clothes or eating the same kind of foods also protects people from many kinds of discrimination.
In addition to this, the similarity in tastes helps both the consumers and the producers in the market. This is because manufacturers can sell their goods and services with ease in any part of the globe. This could encourage healthy competition and avoid any kind of domination in the market. As a result, consumers have access to plenty of choices and at the same time, manufacturers are forced to improve the quality of their products.
In conclusion, although globalization has a small impact on customs and traditions, I firmly believe that it has improved the lifestyle of people all over the world by making quality products and services available everywhere. It also fosters understanding among people of different nations and ethnicities.
It is undeniable that the world is
now
turned into a “Global Village”. One of its
impacts
is that
people
around the globe
are exposed
to the same products and services, and share similar habits. In my opinion, the advantages of this phenomenon outweigh the disadvantages.
Globalization
certainly
has had
some
impact
on indigenous
cultures
of
many
countries.
However
, I believe that this
impact
is
largely
harmless and at the same time, it has exposed these
cultures
to other
cultures
around the world. This is a great opportunity to learn and evolve.
Also
an understanding of foreign
cultures
benefits one when one
has to
travel abroad for work leisure.
In other words
,
people
exposed to other
cultures
can interact
confidently
with the locals whenever they travel abroad. They are
also
less likely to
get
culture
shocks.
Secondly
, when everyone tends to have the same tastes in fashion or food, trade and tourism flourish. It creates more job opportunities.
Also
, when everyone looks and
thinks
alike, there are fewer chances for conflict. Wearing the same
kind
of clothes or eating the same
kind
of foods
also
protects
people
from
many
kinds
of discrimination.
In addition
to this, the similarity in tastes
helps
both the consumers and the producers in the market. This is
because
manufacturers can sell their
goods
and services with
ease
in any part of the globe. This could encourage healthy competition and avoid any
kind
of domination in the market.
As a result
, consumers have access to
plenty
of choices and at the same time, manufacturers
are forced
to
improve
the quality of their products.
In conclusion
, although globalization has a
small
impact
on customs and traditions, I
firmly
believe that it has
improved
the lifestyle of
people
all over the world by making quality products and services available everywhere. It
also
fosters understanding among
people
of
different
nations and ethnicities.