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Some people think the increasing business and cultural contact between countries brings many positive effects. Others say it causes the loss of national identities.

Some people think the increasing business and cultural contact between countries brings many positive effects. Others say it causes the loss of national identities. 5paA
Globalization has resulted in more business and cultural contacts among different nations. This also means that in many ways people around the world are becoming more and more similar. This situation has both pros and cons which I shall discuss in the following paragraphs. There are many benefits of globalisation. To begin with there are more jobs because of globalisation. Multinational companies have opened in many parts of the world providing jobs to thousands of people. Secondly, there is more efficient trade between different countries around the globe thereby improving the economies of developing countries. People have more opportunities to travel and therefore have awareness of other cultures. What is more, today people have more choices of products because of globalisation. There are also many reasons why people say that national identities are being lost. We eat the same food, watch the same TV programmes, listen to the same music and wear the same clothes. People have also started speaking one language, English, in many parts of the world. In fact, English has become the lingua franca today. However, I feel that this is a very narrow definition of national identities and nations are as different as they were ever in the past. Cultural identity is based on far more than just the films we watch or the clothes we wear. For example, take my own culture of India and compare it to the west. We may wear any clothes, but we never take the names of elders and call them with respect. In the west, it is quite OK to call anyone by name. In fact, they appreciate it more. I believe that after knowing about other cultures, we learn to respect our culture even more. So, some very deep rooted national identities will always be there. To put it in a nutshell, I pen down saying that there are more advantages of increasing trade and cultural contact among nations. Whatever similarities we see today are only on the surface. Total loss of national identities can never take place.
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similar. This situation has both pros and cons which I shall discuss in the following

paragraphs.

There are
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globalisation
. To
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with there are more jobs
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globalisation
. Multinational
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companies
have opened in
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many
parts of the world providing

jobs to thousands of
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people
.
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, there is more efficient trade between
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countries around the globe thereby improving the economies of
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developing countries
.

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People
have more opportunities to travel and
therefore
have awareness of other cultures.

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,
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today
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people
have more choices of products
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because
of
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.

There are
also
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reasons why
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people
say that
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national
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identities
are
being lost
. We eat

the same food,
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watch
the same TV
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, listen to the same music and wear the

same clothes.
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have
also
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started
speaking one language, English, in
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parts of the

world. In fact, English has become the lingua franca
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today
.

However
, I feel that this is a
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narrow definition of
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national
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identities
and nations are as

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different
as they were ever in the past. Cultural
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identity
is based
on far more than
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just
the

films we
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watch
or the clothes we wear.
For example
, take my
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own
culture of India and

compare it to the west. We may wear any clothes,
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but
we never take the names of elders

and call them with respect. In the west, it is quite OK to call anyone by name. In fact, they

appreciate it more. I believe that after knowing about other cultures, we learn to respect

our culture even more.
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,
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some
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deep rooted
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national
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identities
will always be there.

To put it in a nutshell, I pen down saying that there are more advantages of increasing trade

and cultural contact among nations. Whatever similarities we
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see
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today
are
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only
on the

surface. Total loss of
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national
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identities
can never take place.

IELTS essay Some people think the increasing business and cultural contact between countries brings many positive effects. Others say it causes the loss of national identities.

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