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Why developing countries such as India are being globalised?

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  • 11-04-2018 4:18pm
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    bvbrod97
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    Hi all, I have come to the humanities forum to try and get some different perspectives on this matter of globalisation in developing countries.

    It occurs a lot in today's world and we see the positive and negative effects. The positive effects include the developments in technology and communications and the negative effects include exploitation in the financial market.

    Looking forward to the discussion on this and of course all ideas are welcomed.

    Why developing countries such as India are being globalised 2 votes

    Is it because they are too poor
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    Are the people of India influenced by both domestic and global policies in the global community
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    They need a better export than Men's shirts in order to bring in more money
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    Are they being taken advantage of by developed countries
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    ganj
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    Globalisation is coming to be a very serious problem in developing countries today.


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    djglanworth
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    Very true it is growing! However, India is one of the biggest exporter of textiles in the world and is a huge part of India's total exports however this product also has the lowest rung in India's export to central Europe. European countries usually supply India with more expensive goods such as machinery and iron. Will these developing countries be stricken with poverty?


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    victor8600
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    This question is very badly formulated. You should be ashamed of yourself.

    Back to the topic. India has been a part of the global economy for thousands of years. Ever heard of the Silk Road? Do you want to ask why India is poor? Probably not because of the globalisation, but because its development was delayed by the British Empire's plundering of India.


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    djglanworth
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    No victor i have not heard of silk road? I am asking the impact of globalisation in India.


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    ahnowbrowncow
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    Good try OP and your two other new accounts that use similar titles in their post, but you'll have to do this essay yourself.


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    Franz Von Peppercorn
    Closed Accounts Posts: 7,070 ✭✭✭Franz Von Peppercorn


    djglanworth wrote: »
    Very true it is growing! However, India is one of the biggest exporter of textiles in the world and is a huge part of India's total exports however this product also has the lowest rung in India's export to central Europe. European countries usually supply India with more expensive goods such as machinery and iron. Will these developing countries be stricken with poverty?

    They are clearly getting richer.


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    amy may
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    wiklepedia is a good place to look at for this it has all the facts and figures


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    Pat Mustard
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    Thread closed pending mod review for sockpuppeting among posters.

    Please wait 48 hours before sending PMs.

    Thread reopened.


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