Title: Is Globalization “Good” for America? | Globalization
Headings: Is Globalization “Good” for America?
Is Globalization “Good” for America?
Content: On the other hand, even though there are often more foreign jobs created for other nations because of globalization, expanding an overseas network usually means you have to hire more workers in the United States as well. These workers are often the IT, logistics, or management people and they work in the United States to aid the company that has expanded globally. In addition to the hiring of IT and other workers, globalization can also be seen as a “good” thing for Americans because it often means lower prices. Globalization allows for higher productivity, which is good for the economy. This higher productivity is the only way to create a higher standard of living. Similarly, the benefit of free-trade is that the cheaper products allow families to provide for their family members. The families can concentrate on becoming good at their jobs in order to pay for what they buy. If globalization did not occur, there would be more expensive products in the United States because companies could not rely on the cheap labor. All in all, globalization has both positive and negative effects on Americans and the United States. Like this: