For
and against globalization.
"One
world, one language , one currency , one religion , one law, and equality " is the motto of globalization.
To end globalization we must end as soon as
possible all trading barriers that are between the different countries. We must send our products to all markets and make sure
that all the markets are going to be affected. If all markets are
connected with each other then they will start to compete and that
removes inefficient producers . Furthermore it will rise the quality of products higher and reduces their cost .
Secondly different products and technological progresses are going to spread faster all over the globe . It gives
unlimited access for the poorer people all over the Word to get the
cheapest source of desired goods and services .
Thirdly removing trading barriers help unemployed people to get jobs and deincrease the effect of the nowaday
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