How globalisation have local consumers been affected by the import of clothing and goods at cheap prices?

Globalization has led to an influx of imported clothing and goods at lower prices, benefiting local consumers by providing access to a wider variety of products and making fashion more affordable. However, this has also resulted in negative consequences, such as the decline of local businesses unable to compete with cheaper imports and potential exploitation of labor in developing countries. Consumers may prioritize cost over ethical considerations, contributing to unsustainable consumption patterns. Overall, while globalization enhances choice and affordability, it poses challenges for local economies and ethical consumption.