a. Discussion on Globalisation and Management Information System (MIS)

• Globalisation is the growing worldwide interdependence of people and countries facilitated by advancements in technology, communication, and trade. It has led to increased integration of major financial markets and broken down traditional trade barriers.
• Management Information System (MIS) enhances the effectiveness of management through tools like word processors, teleconferencing, and e-commerce. It provides managers with access to a wide range of information, allowing them to make informed decisions, manage corporate workplaces online, and maintain competitiveness globally.

b. Arguments Against Globalisation

• Globalisation has widened the gap between the rich and the poor, and while global wealth has increased, it is concentrated in fewer hands.
• Environmental degradation is a common side effect of globalisation, with companies prioritising growth and profits over environmental protection.
• Increased competition can disadvantage smaller firms, as they lack the resources to compete at a global level.
• Human, animal, and plant diseases spread more quickly due to globalisation, and economic crises in one country can have worldwide repercussions​