Which of the following is listed as a benefit of globalisation related to product quality and employment?

• A. Higher pollution
• B. Lower standard of living
• C. Better quality/more employment
• D. Reduced consumer choice

Answer: (C)

Globalisation promotes better product quality and more employment by opening larger markets and increasing competition. When firms can reach customers worldwide, they have to meet higher quality standards, adopt new technologies, and improve processes to attract and keep buyers. That push for quality often leads to superior products across industries. At the same time, access to international demand and foreign investment encourages firms to expand production and hire more workers, boosting employment. So the positive link between global markets and both higher quality and greater job opportunities is the strongest fit. The other options describe outcomes that aren’t benefits tied to quality and employment in this context.