April Marshall Essay 1 - IBUS 1305 In one instance, I can see where globalization contributes to environments being economically

separated, which in one case or at least where it is permitted to happen, the lower income Asians could cause an uproar against the rich. In many cities in Asia, the costs that might be the image of the community driving forward would be helping to respond to newly found global merging challenges. With information technology playing a part to remove manual labor positions, low-wage logistics are being eradicated and with that lower income Asians are looking at the critical challenges of globalization in Asia. The employment and economic boost maximizes the shared growth, but at the same time if the country is not able to handle the extreme culture of globalization, then its benefits can lead to more a question of regret than to an answer of standardizing a market. Globalization contributes to poverty reduction by creating and impacting finances, but it does not always wait for you while it goes its way. According to the market, Hong Kong is the prime location to globalize in Asia and that comes at no big surprise considering in this big game of rapid economic growth and development, Hong Kong is the nexus of ideas. The success obtained by Asia is one that so many other countries are trying to emulate, in some cases, significant financial flow is all obsessed with change. So, what are the changes that possibly suggest that Asia is wearing a jacket made of meat in a zoo? Globalization certainly helped cause enormous pressure and heat to the power, security, and financial structure of Asia. Globalization is a fragile superpower that leads countries to reform themselves and contribute to the extreme mechanism of economic integration. It is plain to see that globalization's success does not wait on clear skies to bring change about to the Asian culture. More obvious, perhaps are the key challenges that present themselves to crippling the social fabric for Asian families. I believe if Asia were to drag it out, they may could find a better way to manage the boom given to culture and atmosphere of Asia. But cases often lend little support to either sides of when it comes to controlling the influence of globalization, and instead it is highly publicized and indicated that the average-income growth goes hand in hand with the poor income distribution while globalization in general raises the income shares of the poor. Globalization is actively affecting the way Asia operates and interacts on a social level. Globalization has indeed emerged Asia's culture and values like never before, the evolution has destroyed and upheld the identities and foundations of Asian people. Globalization has also significantly weakened the respect for seniority, eating behavior, traditions, and religions. The influence of globalization has little regard for employing variables that can complicate the distribution of success. With concern to the damaging impact globalization has made on the Asian culture, technology could as well be the cause for the effect of average household problems. Globalization cannot be held accountable in a whole for the treating of the Asian society, the game of change and consequence is never ending. In order for a country to foster economic stability they might have to fly their security overseas and open themselves to a variety of problems and triumphs, one is what you bring and one is what you take.