Positive Aspects Of Globalization On Mexico

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Discuss 3 positive aspects of globalization on Mexico.

Nowadays, globalization is very important in the world. Globalization is the process that is the world becomes increasingly interconnected, such as business and communication (BBC News, 2015). The globalization is influencing the countries and it makes every country brings new challenges and opportunities. Therefore, this essay will discuss and analyze positive about Mexico economic globalization, political globalization and cultural globalization.

Firstly is the economic aspect for Mexico. In Mexico globalization economic growth has certainly benefited by business and industry. In limited range the positive effects of globalization in Mexico. The economic has positive effects …show more content…

In Mexico’s GDP increase about nearly tripled, from 11 percent in 1980 to 32 percent in 2002 (NBER, 2015). In addition, Mexico people immigration into the US and the government need to help the worker to find the job (Borgen Magazine, 2013). However, Mexico political have another aspect, Mexico is the most corrupt countries in the world and the Mexico is the unequal countries. In addition, from 1929 to 2002, the Institutional Revolutionary Party ruled Mexico continued for 71 year. It shows the corrupt and informal ways to operate the business of the government (Aljazeera America, 2015). Moreover, the Mexico police officers shooting and killed three students and a few other people. (New York Times, 2014) Therefore, this country is not very …show more content…

In Mexico, the positive effects Mexico development. In my opinion, the Mexico is a developing country, but they need reduce distance between rich and poor, because it is inequality. And then, the cultural is very varies in the world. So, Mexico people need to learn more different language and culture and build friendly relationship with other countries. The people need to more communities and conversation to improve their cultural and language. In Mexico, the globalization brings new challenges and

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