Comment: Quotation from William J. Clinton

The quotation from William J. Clinton is worth a discussion.
He has an interest opinion about globalization. His quotation says that globalization is not something that we can hold off or turn off. It is the economic equivalent of a force of nature, like wind or water. That means we must accept it and not be against it, but I want to talk about it in a different way, lay down the positive and negative arguments of globalization. For example the technology, we wouldn’t made it this far without advanced technologies.
It also makes it much easier to trade all around the world, globalization works out cheaper prices and it lower the monopoly, so that there’s a less chance for companies to be the one and only.
We could not trade any things, that means we could not taste any other food or culture of other nations or countries for example.



An example against globalization is that the transportation of goods is harming our environment in a high degree. It gets better year by year, but still costs a high level of important and unique resources. Every positive effect brings a side effect.
The globalization doesn’t count for every country, there are many countries that don’t see any benefits of it.
For example, Africa, many goods are exported to other continents or countries but Africa himself does not have the money to import from others. Poor continents like Africa won’t have the chance to get positive effects from globalization. The reason why is that they don’t have anything to offer or no money for the others.

Globalization is not always good as you can see. Poor countries will always feed the big players like USA, Russia and Germany etc.

My opinion about globalization is that is fine, as long as everyone get his piece of the cake.
But that’s a long hard way to work it out. Because in capitalism it is normal that there are poor and rich sides. We have to change the system somehow to give a chance to the poor ones.