Another drawback to globalization is the loss of highly educated and qualified professionals in developing countries due to migration to developed countries for a better life. Fairooz Mustafa Hamdi “The Impact of Globalization in the Developing Countries” November 11th 2013. An Increase trade and travel, diseases for example HIV/ADIS, Swine Flu and a verity of plant diseases, move easily across borders. According to the World Bank (2004) “ With globalization, more than 85 percent of the world’s population can expect to live for at least sixty years and this is actually twice as long as the average life expectancy 100 years ago”. Globalization has helped improve developing countries rates of illiteracy living standards and life expectancy. Crossref Web of Science Medline Google Scholar. “Health and education are basic objectives to improve any nations, and there are strong relationships between economic growth and health and education systems” Fariooz Hamdi “The Impact of Globalization in the Developing Countries” LinkedIn June 11th 2015. The growing impact of globalization on health and public health practice. Education has increased in the recent years because globalization has created jobs that require a higher education.

The health and education system in developing countries has benefited in a positive way due to the contribution of globalization. Globalization is making the rich richer and the poor poorer. The benefit of globalization is not universal. Globalization has increased inequality in developing nations between the rich and the poor. However, globalization has had its negative effects on these less developed nations. Developed nations invest in less developed nations which lead to creation of jobs for poor people in the less developed countries, this is a positive outcome of globalization. Fariooz Hamdi “The Impact of Globalization in the Developing Countries” LinkedIn June 11th 2015. Many countries began to move towards these changes by removing tariffs and free up their economies. The World Bank and International Management encourage these less developed countries to go through market reform. Until relatively recently, when governments looked outside their own borders on matters of health, or cooperated about them, their concern was with the impacts. In the past this was impossible for less developed countries due to trade barriers. This has solved the poverty problems in these countries. Globalization has helped less developed countries deal with the increasing economic developed in the rest of the world. I will examine the effects both positive and negative of globalization on developing countries economy, Trade process, education and health system. Globalization can have very drastic impacts on a country both positive and negative. Developing countries are effected positively and negatively in many aspects, from internal affairs to external affairs.

Health impacts of globalization