Industrial Effects

Loss of Trading Value

As the western front of technology begins to engulf developing countries, values begin to clash with the new impressions of the world. Canceling out certain cultural values and traditions can be a direct effect of the new world that overshadows these countries. The old world values lose their worth as the appeal of new world and convenience takes over. With convenience and ease people begin to draw away from the things around them that now seem obsolete.

It used to be that people cared about communities and families. Now in most of the United States people stay secluded and selfish. For most older generations their cultural lives are to valuable to place a pricetag on. With this destruction aslo comes the creation of new cultures. There comes new styles, fashions, and ways of living that set it apart form the old ones. Money gains more of an important social standing among people as their social circles.

The infant mortality rate continues to stay high though in some small countries, such as Angola, Afghainistan, Sierra Leone, etc., where these resources still remain unavailable. This problem is easily combat is easily combated with the rise industrialization of these countries and the securities that come with hospitals, and assistances of doctors.