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[K2Trappy]

Can someone pls explain this?

 

[MoeyNeeds90+]

Me- wth is globalization?
i wouldove just picked the one letter I haven't picked in other questions b4 lol

 

[Neogotmyback]

Globalisation generally dont gaf about the environment, but it does make us efficient as we can specialise in what we are good at and import the rest.
Personally, I would have chosen C because as a result of globalisation, we have a lot of developing countries like Angola (central africa) being exploited for their natural (and non renewable) resources (e.g oil) by western countries. Take a look at this article: https://www.theatlantic.com/interna...eveloping-countries-and-how-to-fix-it/256508/
Not sure if this is an accurate analysis of this question, but it's my best guess.
good luck

 

[K2Trappy]

Globalisation generally dont gaf about the environment, but it does make us efficient as we can specialise in what we are good at and import the rest.
Personally, I would have chosen C because as a result of globalisation, we have a lot of developing countries like Angola (central africa) being exploited for their natural (and non renewable) resources (e.g oil) by western countries. Take a look at this article: https://www.theatlantic.com/interna...eveloping-countries-and-how-to-fix-it/256508/
Not sure if this is an accurate analysis of this question, but it's my best guess.
good luck

But the question says a positive effect? Why would the use of non-renewable resources have a positive impact? and the textbook has specific references to globalisation forcing coordination in tackling environmental issues (ie Paris agreement)

 

[Neogotmyback]

My textbook does contain info on globalisation support eco growth in dev econs. It also gives some insight into the negative effects of globalisation on the environment, if this is any help.