Case Study On WHO

Case Study On WHO

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................1
1. Definition of globalisation and global health? ........................................................................1
2. Theories of globalisation and its impact.................................................................................3
3. Critiques of theories of globalisation .....................................................................................6
4. Case study of globalisation that can impact on global health problems include both positive
and negative.................................................................................................................................8
CONCLUSION..............................................................................................................................10
REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................12

INTRODUCTION
The term globalisation is a procedures that world are interconnected and leading to
increased trade and cultural exchanged (Ball, Junemann and Santori, 2017). To understand
globalisation, it is a motion and exchanges of technologies, services, information and cultural
around globe. It is important for globalisation in economy because it exchange trade goods and
services and capital are transferred. Globalisation impact can be positive and negative influences
and it has resulted is to increase trading system from one nation to another nations. The benefit
of globalization are increased flow of capital which means gaining the larger markets results in
greater revenues and income in domestic market. It also mean to realize some profits by taking
advantage of local costs. Secondly, best products at lower prices global competition leads to
afford best quality and affordability products because customer choose best quality products at a
cheaper prices. Thirdly, high standard of living which means some nations experience of high
standard of living because billions of people moved out a poverty at some time. Within WHO, it
is a specialised agency responsible for international public health and it was established on 7th
April 1948. Various things are increased related to globalisation is development of IT,
communications network and transport facility like shipping cost for goods and services at a low
cost. In this, various developing countries are also effective due to globalisation towards attract
more jobs and cost effective procedures. For globalisation, they raise a living standards in a
worldwide and it has impact there is a gap between rich and poor family has also increased. With
relation to WHO, they increased interconnection and mutuality understanding between people
and nations. The assessment cover various topics that are used in this report such as
globalisation, global health, theories of globalisation and its impact, critical review of
globalisation and its impact on global health problems.
MAIN BODY
1. Definition of globalisation and global health?
It is a procedure that integrate between several companies, people and governments as
well as connection all over world growth of economic, political and social. It is very important
for economy because to understand globalisation other country or nations are being a essential
part of society (Beumer, Figge and Elliott, 2018). They encourage of development towards
corporate social responsibility and distribution or transfer of goods and services from one place
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