11.19写作范文—作业.ppt

The international trade has made many goods transported to other countries, such as daily necessities. Such goods are usually transported a long distance. Do you think its benefits outweigh the draw backs? The international trade makes it possible for local residents to have a variety of choices in terms of quality and quantity. Because of technology, daily goods like necessities have diverse quality and quantity in different areas. Moreover, it is not possible for a country to produce all goods in the best quality and biggest quantity. Hence, the exchange of products could enable local residents to improve their living standards. Accompanying the introduction of foreign goods, other industries, like cargo transportation, might also develop. In fact, without international trade, it is impossible for cargo carries to survive, which might even affect passenger transportation industry negatively. For example, upon the completion of the international railway, the incredible cost would be on all passengers provided that there were no cargo trains on the line. Some people are really concerned that the swarming of foreign products might threaten or even destroy local industries. However, the accompanied great competition should stimulate local enterprises to develop positively. Provided proper governmental policies, the impact of foreign industries could be minimized to an acceptable extent, while advanced management experience and new scientific technologies actually help to modernize national industry. Others are afraid of the loss of traditional culture belonging to developing countries. However, it is the communication with the outside world that can make culture permanent. For example, without the international trade, numerous Chinese traditional handicrafts could not survive because of the economic embarrassment of handicraft artists. Fortunately, their works have been acknowledged and appreciated by increasingly more people in western countries. As a res