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As global trade increases, many goods, including those we use on a daily basis, are produced in other countries and have to be transported long distances.
Do the benefits of this trend outweigh the drawbacks?
In recent years, many companies from developed countries have started moving production facilities to other countries. Despite some clear advantages of this trend, there are considerable issues that have to be mentioned.
Clearly, the most obvious benefits of the plants and manufactories dislocation are significant cost of production decrease and contribution to developing countries economic growth. In particular, commodities become more accessible to people with low income in developed countries due to reduction of the labour costs in production of the items. In addition, international companies may help to burst the economy of a developing country. To illustrate, new production facilities provide jobs to thousands of the Chinese people and bring millions of dollars in taxes to the country’s budget.
On the other hand, there are some certain negative aspects of such cost management conducted by international companies today. The potential outcomes of it are global pollution and unemployment in developed countries. It is well known that environmental regulations are not that strict in the third-world countries as they are in developed countries. Thus, most of the plants in China or India are not equipped with cleaning filters to avoid pollution into environment. Also, production facility dislocation makes unemployed a significant number of workers, which leads to the crisis of high unemployment level in the industry. I consider these drawbacks the most sufficient among many others like icrease of the logistic overheads and technology leaks.
In conclusion, the production of various goods in developing countries has it’s pros and cons. However, in my personal opinion the number of negative aspects overtakes the number of positive aspects. I suggest governments to intervene into this process in order to minimize the drawbacks.
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As global trade increases, many goods, including those we use on a daily basis, are produced in other countries and have to be transported long distances.
Do the benefits of this trend outweigh the drawbacks?
In recent years, many companies from developed countries have started moving production facilities to other countries. Despite some clear advantages of this trend, there are considerable issues that have to be mentioned.
Clearly, the most obvious benefits of the plants and manufactories dislocation are significant cost of production decrease and contribution to developing countries economic growth. In particular, commodities become more accessible to people with low income in developed countries due to reduction of the labour costs in production of the items. In addition, international companies may help to burst the economy of a developing country. To illustrate, new production facilities provide jobs to thousands of the Chinese people and bring millions of dollars in taxes to the country’s budget.
On the other hand, there are some certain negative aspects of such cost management conducted by international companies today. The potential outcomes of it are global pollution and unemployment in developed countries. It is well known that environmental regulations are not that strict in the third-world countries as they are in developed countries. Thus, most of the plants in China or India are not equipped with cleaning filters to avoid pollution into environment. Also, production facility dislocation makes unemployed a significant number of workers, which leads to the crisis of high unemployment level in the industry. I consider these drawbacks the most sufficient among many others like icrease of the logistic overheads and technology leaks.
In conclusion, the production of various goods in developing countries has it’s pros and cons. However, in my personal opinion the number of negative aspects overtakes the number of positive aspects. I suggest governments to intervene into this process in order to minimize the drawbacks.
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