Effects of Globalisation

Start with benefits and costs

Effects of Globalisation is a section of the Globalisation unit in Economics. The resources bring together different ways to consider its benefits and costs. Many are mind maps, so you can follow branches from a broad idea to more specific effects.

Start with Pros and Cons of Globalization. It organizes hopes and opportunities alongside dangers, risks and fears. Its branches include the environment, developing countries, the industrial world, the economy and culture. Use those headings to make a list of the different areas you want to examine.

Compare different impacts

Next, look at Impact of Globalisation, which separates economic, social and environmental impacts into positive and negative effects. Compare its organization with the first map. A point may be easier to remember when you can place it under a heading and consider its possible benefits and costs.

For a view focused on consumers, GCSE Globalisation Mind Map includes variety and competition among its benefits. The Impact of Globalization also considers positive and negative consequences, including technologies used in communication, transportation and logistics. The slide set Pros & Cons of Globalization offers another format for comparing perspectives.

Use the quiz and maps together

The page also lists a quiz, flashcards and notes. Look at the quiz questions, then return to a relevant mind map to review points you want to understand more clearly. You can also use the flashcards on causes and effects alongside a map to recall ideas without following every branch.

These resources let you explore Effects of Globalisation within the wider Globalisation unit without leaving the Economics subject area. Pick a resource that matches the perspective you want to study next.