One potential negative effect on globalization is the exploitation of workers in less developed countries. While it is true that there are more job opportunities available in these countries, companies often take advantage of this by imposing lower wages and poor working conditions. This can lead to labor exploitation and the exploitation of vulnerable populations, such as children, who may be forced to work in factories instead of attending school. This negative consequence can hinder social development and exacerbate income inequality within and across nations.
