The source asks us to what extent did globalization contributed to a sustainable lifestyle for different people around the world, well it contributed to some extent because most of the time lives of people just got worse so the source should be embraced to some extent .
Ship breaking has a bit of good reputation in Bangladesh because of the amount of profit that people get and they also provide most of the country's steel, but its negative effects are overwhelming
An average ship that is going get broken down usually contains 10 and 100 tons of paint containing lead and other hazardous material which is bad for the health of the workers who usually don’t have any experience and are often under the age of 15.
Another concern…show more content… Conversely, globalization can create new opportunities, new ideas, and open new markets that an entrepreneur may have not had in their home country.
For example and indian farmer can sell wheat outside his country where the price of wheat is more in order to make profit which was only possible due to the fact that globalization contributed to sustainable prosperity for him and his family.
New ideas can also be shared in different parts of the world and how to do different things in an easier way it also allows developing countries to tap into the international trade which can increase its economy and decrease poverty in the country. For example, the experience of the East Asian economies demonstrates the positive effect of globalization on economic growth and shows that from time to time globalizations helps in order to decrease poverty. The spectacular growth in East Asia, which increased GDP per capita by in different countries and raised millions of people out of poverty, was based largely on globalization.
And like i said in my thesis it did some good and some bad
