The commercial activities of multinational companies are becoming increasingly debatable. Some people think that the actions of huge global companies are beneficial to countries with growing economies while others maintain that these companies have mainly negative impacts. This essay will discuss both sides of the argument in detail and provide evidence as to why such multinationals are superior.
There are a growing number of people who believe that multinationals are effective patterns in terms of economic developments among industrial nations. Put simply, the international investments provide local people with high paying jobs. Hence, a local company could be a branch of a larger business which can make the huge profits. In canada, for example, Evidence suggests that the employees of internationals earn 32% more than staff of independent businesses. Overall, these people have good reason to believe that multinational corporations are highly profitable.
In contrast to employees who believe that big global companies have several advantages are those who feel that these have opposite effects which must be considered. One important issue is that these companies take customers from small firms. This means that the local businesses would be in economic recession and even they are likely to be bankrupt. Restuarant chains of McDonald, for example, spend a lot of money to advertise their products, causing local restaurants could not sell their own food products. In short, there are a number of people claim that multinationals have damaging effects.
In conclusion, whether or not to benefit multinational enterprises in developing societies is arguable. ( a number of people think that multinational enterprises benefit. Other employees disagree and feel that these companies are hurmful). This essay discussed the various reasons why people hold these points of views and wether these would be a part of economic development. In my opinion, despite having some negative influences, I believe multinational corporations are generally beneficial. 
The commercial activities of  
multinational
  companies
 are becoming  
increasingly
 debatable.  
Some
  people
  think
 that the actions of huge global  
companies
 are beneficial to countries with growing economies while others maintain that these  
companies
 have  
mainly
  negative
 impacts. This essay will discuss both sides of the argument in detail and provide evidence as to why such  
multinationals
 are superior.
There are a growing number of  
people
 who  
believe
 that  
multinationals
 are effective patterns in terms of economic developments among industrial nations. Put  
simply
, the international investments provide  
local
  people
 with high paying jobs.  
Hence
, a  
local
  company
 could be a branch of a larger business which can  
make
 the huge profits. In  
canada
,  
for example
, Evidence suggests that the employees of internationals earn 32% more than staff of independent businesses.  
Overall
, these  
people
 have  
good
 reason to  
believe
 that  
multinational
 corporations are  
highly
 profitable. 
In contrast
 to employees who  
believe
 that  
big
 global  
companies
 have several advantages are those who feel that these have opposite effects which  
must
  be considered
. One  
important
 issue is that these  
companies
 take customers from  
small
 firms. This means that the  
local
 businesses would be in economic recession and even they are likely to be bankrupt.  
Restuarant
 chains of McDonald,  
for example
, spend  
a lot of
 money to advertise their products, causing  
local
 restaurants could not sell their  
own
 food products. In short, there are a number of  
people
 claim that  
multinationals
 have damaging effects. 
In conclusion
,  
whether or not
 to benefit  
multinational
 enterprises in developing societies is arguable.  
( 
a number of  
people
  think
 that  
multinational
 enterprises benefit. Other employees disagree and feel that these  
companies
 are  
hurmful
). This essay discussed the various reasons why  
people
 hold these points of views and  
wether
 these would be a part of economic development. In my opinion, despite having  
some
  negative
 influences, I  
believe
  multinational
 corporations are  
generally
 beneficial.