4 Globalisation conversation questions
1. Has globalisation made the world a better or a worse place? What would the world be like with no globalisation?
2. Has globalisation affected all countries equally?
3. Which countries are taking advantage of globalisation to influence the world?
4. How has globalisation affected living standards around the world? What about jobs?
5.What effect has globalisation had on the environment?
6. Is globalisation to blame for many of the problems the world is facing today or is it the solution to these problems?
7. Will globalisation lead to more or less conflict in the world? Why?
8. Will the world be more or less globalised in the future? Why?
Answer to question 8: Definitely, the world will be more and more globalised with the help of all the new technologies that will emerge over the years.
ResponderBorrarQuestion 2
ResponderBorrarNo, some because they are different powers are not as affected as others who are low powers.
Answer 6 : I believe that it is guilty but it is also a solution, for example, globalization is guilty of continuing to enrich the countries of great powers, but also globalization has helped spread technological advances.
ResponderBorrarAnswer 4: about standards, I think there are a better living conditions, some things improve the quality of life.
ResponderBorrarAbout job: I think there may be more loss of jobs because everything is being replaced with machines
Answer #8 When the pandemic is over, something that will happen sooner or later, the economy will reactivate, the borders will reopen and, although we get on a plane less frequently and telework more, we will regain a certain normality. In fact, it is possible that the trade of certain services, especially those related to the digital world, is expanding rapidly.
ResponderBorrarHowever, what will ultimately define the fate of globalization will be to what extent there is a change in the dominant ideas among citizens, especially among political and economic elites, about the need for a less interconnected world. and with less porous borders.
Answer #1, The world is better with Globalization, the problem is that is not fair for everyone, without it we wouldn't have acces to things like the Covid vaccine.
ResponderBorrarQ6.
ResponderBorrarThe governments and the rich and powerful of each country, the economy of some countries improves thanks to this, but to be honest, the people who really benefit the most are never the people, if not the ones who run them.
Question #7: I don't think globalization is to blame for conflicts, they have been around since before we knew the world was round - diplomatic understanding will help us avoid political disagreements.
ResponderBorrarAnswer #5: I do not consider it as something expensive, I think it is part of globalization, that of course we are talking about foods that are not healthy and therefore there should be less in the world, but they generate sources of income. I consume these types of brands, very few times a year, but I do.
ResponderBorrarQuestion #3: For me, are those who have the most advanced technology that can be applied to any aspect of our daily lives. They've got the upper hand.
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