Transnational and Multinational Corporations
Transnational and Multinational Corporations
08/24/2020
CONWORLD Mr. Arnel Garcia
Pros and Cons of Transnational or Multi-National Corporations (TNCs/MNCs) and the Integration of
the Philippines to the Global Economy
Since back then, trade between countries already exist. It means that we provide each
other’s needs especially on resources that might not be available in our country. As of today, they
are unions among countries that are established to support one another. These multinational
corporations help a country to widen the size of their consumers and help them to increase their
sales and production. Developed countries can introduce their advance technology to poorer
countries, in exchange low-cost products are being traded to the wealthier countries. They also
create jobs as well and provide assistance for companies that doesn’t do well. They also adhere
to the best brand standards as well as they ensure minimum standards that is affordable for
everyone. These corporations also help in improving the standard of living where they make lives
easier and more comfortable. Although there are several benefits, Transnational or Multinational
corporations also have downsides. They might unfavorably dominate the market since it is
already visible nowadays where international brands top every country while local brands are
being left behind. Since these corporations are well known and came from powerful countries,
they can possibly exploit the workforce since they can pay services at a lower price and provide
lower wages to their workers They are willing to gain ridiculous profits at any cost since they
know that their product will be bought by consumers since it is something that consumer will buy
nowadays no matter how much it will cost. They strive for a monopolized business by eliminating
their competitors by buying start-ups and smaller businesses.