Question

correctly identify the pros and cons of globalization.

select	select
could worsen worker conditions, wages, and the quality of products	improves business, quality, customer satisfaction, and profitability
could threaten rights, freedoms, and liberties	other countries could invest in your country
could create co - dependence on others	globalized countries economies become similar (or synced)

Explanation:

To identify the pros and cons of globalization, we analyze each statement:

Cons of Globalization (Left Column):

• Unequal distributions of wealth and goods: Globalization can lead to some regions/countries accumulating more wealth and resources while others lag, creating inequality.
• Could worsen worker conditions, wages, and the quality of products: In a globalized market, companies may outsource to areas with lower labor standards, leading to poor working conditions, low wages, and sometimes reduced product quality to cut costs.
• Could threaten rights, freedoms, and liberties: Globalization might impose external cultural or political norms that conflict with local rights, or powerful entities may exploit weaker ones, threatening liberties.
• Could create co - dependence on others: Countries may become overly reliant on others for resources, goods, or services, which can be problematic if supply chains or relationships break down.

Pros of Globalization (Right Column):

• Technological innovations: Global collaboration and the spread of ideas across borders accelerate technological development as countries and companies share knowledge.
• Improves business, quality, customer satisfaction, and profitability: Global competition pushes businesses to improve quality, innovate, and better meet customer needs to stay competitive, which also boosts profitability.
• Other countries could invest in your country: Globalization attracts foreign direct investment, which can bring capital, jobs, and infrastructure development.
• Globalized countries' economies become similar (or synced): Economic integration leads to similar economic structures, policies, and cycles, which can create more stable global economic systems and easier trade.

Answer:

Cons of Globalization (Left Drop - down):

• Unequal distributions of wealth and goods
• Could worsen worker conditions, wages, and the quality of products
• Could threaten rights, freedoms, and liberties
• Could create co - dependence on others

Pros of Globalization (Right Drop - down):

• Technological innovations
• Improves business, quality, customer satisfaction, and profitability
• Other countries could invest in your country
• Globalized countries' economies become similar (or synced)