Environment Problems

Environment Problems

Introduction

The themes of industrialization, urbanization and globalization are inextricably linked. The progress of industrialization has led to these two social phenomena. Industrialization plays a central role in many economic changes and improves the prospects for improvement in the health and welfare. As each story, it seems we can not have well without evil. To establish links between the three, first start with industrialization and its advantages and disadvantages, and then we can transition into the area before concluding with globalization.

Industrialization and urbanization

It was the industry that has caused mass migration of city schools (urban) development of secondary industries and the wealth of new jobs created. The urban population centers, prolific in mass production, have become economic centers in which trade relations with other business centers, such as those located abroad, would occur. This phenomenon of globalization, physical capital but also human capital.

The advantages of the industrial era, are ubiquitous. The abundance of consumer goods available, transport efficiency and progress in all types of communication, demonstrating the dynamic effects that industrialization has had in the world. The improvement in production has led to increased availability of jobs high proportion of income per capita, which in turn raises the overall standard of living and quality of life for some people. A side effect is urbanization.

The positive effects of the situation can and has started taking a turn for the worse for some people, not as a pandemic, but only sporadically in several major cities. The degrees of severity may be more endemic in certain areas, or affect some people on the basis of demographics, with respect to geography. The disadvantages of urbanization result in overcrowding, environmental degradation and crime. Economic dislocation, unemployment and homelessness are played in the streets of urban centers all over the world.

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