GLOBALISATION
Introduction
The term globalization can also be referred to as global village. Village is a small area where people can interact easily with each other without any barriers or obstacles. So we refer to globalization as global village because countries are now interacting without or with fewer restrictions as if they were a global village. It can also be defined as the interdependence of countries upon one another, which has lead to the reductions of barriers set by nations to restrict trade. The unification of countries has lead to countries moving closer to each other in terms of trade and cohabiting with each other. The goal of globalization has always been driven by the idea of gaining something. Countries who do not necessarily like it have tolerated it in the belief that it will aid in increasing their material wealth, goods and services through international trade. However, communication and transport are the front setters in making globalization easy and possible for parties involved but mainly it is driven by a combination of economic, technological and political factors. This is because these above factors influence the stability of a country and that is why every country is soughing after globalization, to have that stability.
Globalization is more like the use of fire. It can be good when used right and for the right reasons. Never the less it can be harmful or dangerous when it is used for the wrong reasons and when it’s used is abused. Fire is good for cooking and melting gold but is can also kill people and destroy forests. So like fire globalization is neither good nor bad. It only depends on the balance of the two. If the balance is good then globalization can help a lot of countries. Most nations if not all have benefited from the merits of globalizations since the end of world war two.
Decency of globalization
After world war