Globalisation and Its Complex Impacts: A Report on the UK's Challenges

This report delves into the multifaceted impacts of globalisation, focusing on its effects within the United Kingdom. It begins by outlining the advantages and disadvantages associated with globalisation, providing a balanced perspective on its societal and economic implications. The report then analyzes the effectiveness of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives in improving the world, presenting arguments both for and against their efficacy. Furthermore, it explores the negative consequences of high levels of immigration on the UK, while also considering potential solutions to mitigate related problems. Finally, the report examines the contentious issue of assisted dying, presenting arguments for and against its legalisation in the UK. The report uses various sources to support its claims, offering a comprehensive overview of these complex issues and their relevance to the UK context.

REPORT ON GLOBALISATION

Table of Contents
1.1 What are the advantages of globalisation?............................................................................1
1.2 What are the disadvantages of globalisation?.......................................................................1
1.3 CSR is effective at improving the world...............................................................................1
1.4 CSR is ineffective at improving the world............................................................................2
1.5 What are the negative effects of high level of immigration on the UK?..............................2
1.6 Solution are there to immigration related problem in the UK..............................................2
1.7 Assisted dying should be made legal in the UK...................................................................3
1.8 Assisted dying should relation illegal in the United Kingdom.............................................3
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................4

1.1 What are the advantages of globalisation?
There are various disadvantages of globalization which can be discuss such as follows:
 It can be broadens the people minds in which they are the part of one world and one
nation which is known as the human kind.
 More connection with the global people which will help to understand the different
culture and value from the people.
 Globalisation will help to compare with the own nation with the other nation to know the
similarity.
 It has the main benefits to know the education system of entire world and help to
implement on the own nations for growth and development of society(Syam and Ng,
2016).
 The various organisation such as UNO and WHO are supporting to deal with the poverty
and improvement for various nation.
1.2 What are the disadvantages of globalisation?
The are various disadvantages of globalization which can be discuss such as follows:
 The main disadvantages of the globalisation is enhancing the gap between the rich and
poor. The reason for this because the rich people are more consuming national resources
in terms of technology.
 Globalisation will bring more environmental pollution which is the disadvantages due to
the heavy traffic in the nation will spread the pollution by tourist(Sifianou, 2013).
 The major disadvantage of the globalisation as it will affect the nations culture and
tradition adopted by the various nation which cause the negative impact on the foods and
rituals
 National economy downfall due to the global economy which cause major problem such
as unemployment and rising in the price various goods and services.
1.3 CSR is effective at improving the world.
The corporate social responsibility at improving the word by various organization in
following manner such as follows:
 Practice Transparency the global business: This can be the CSR effective at improving
the world by practice transparency the global business which will help develop the small
and medium size organisation(Sabour, 2015). The practice are visible due to high
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competition among the organisation which required to establish the better corporate
social responsibility.
 Encouraging innovation in the world: This can be the another effectiveness of CSR
which can improve the world by encouraging the innovation across the globe by various
business set up to give new things to the society.
 Support the domestic community: If the organisations are focusing on the CSR to
improve the world for supporting the domestic community in a particular nations.
1.4 CSR is ineffective at improving the world.
The CSR of the organization will be ineffective at improving the world by Rules and
regulation made by the government will be ineffective for improving the world by CSR is not
enough for the organisation to do free and fair activity in front of the world. Some of the
organisation are focusing on the increasing profit which they cant brig the better CSR operation
is unable to improving the world(Oberlander, Disdier and Etilé, 2017). The growth and
development of the society will be depends on the practices and policies formulated by the firms
in terms of social welfare and improvement therefore it can cause to the environment which will
be not effective to improve the globe by CSR.
1.5 What are the negative effects of high level of immigration on the UK?
The main negative effect of high level of immigration on the UK which can be discuss
such as follows:
 Increase the labour force: This can be the major negative effect of high level of
immigration on the United Kingdom in term of increasing the labour force which will
increase the potential output capacity of the nation economy(Nehra and Singh, 2017).
 Increase in aggregate demand and real GDP: This can be the major negative effect of
high immigration on the United Kingdom. By increasing the aggregate demand and real
GDP will increase overall spending within the economy and also enhance the supply of
labour.
1.6 Solution are there to immigration related problem in the UK.
This can be the major issues for the United Kingdom which required the effective
solution need to avoid the immigration problem in the nation which can be discuss such as
follows:
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 Need to implement the effective legislation for the immigration which can solve the
problems of the UK. The employment to the local people and internal people need to fix
in each and every organisation(Mihajlović and Krželj–Čolović, 2014).
 Restriction on the entry of the various immigration which can cause to the nation
environment will help to reduce the avoid such problem in the UK.
1.7 Assisted dying should be made legal in the UK.
Assisted means to right to die, this should be legal in the United Kingdom which can be
the most controversial topic to discuss. The bill generate by the house of common which has
given their note that people with less than six month can have option to live which will give the
lethal dose of drugs under the medical supervision(Gelbin and Gilman, 2016). But it can be
possible with the proper investigation made by the higher authority of the medical council of the
nation. The aim of assisted dying it to give the right to die for the people who are suffering
disease are not cure.
1.8 Assisted dying should relation illegal in the United Kingdom.
The right to die or assisted dying must be illegal in the United Kingdom which has
already carry a maximum penalty of life jail. The aim of the government will be failed to remove
people from the various disease which is not possible to give treatment but effective research and
development on such perceptive will give success to them but to give right to die is not an
common solution(Black, Calitz and Steenkamp, 2015).
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