1)This period lead to an extreme growth in economic globalization - The 1990s

Supportive sentence :- Since the 1980s,modern globalization has spread rapidly by expansion of capitalism and neoliberal ideologies. In the late 19th and early 20th century, the world's economies and culture grew very quickly. This started from 1910s onward due to the World wars and cold war, but it is rapidly growing in the 1980s and 1990s. In this globalization process, the migration and movement of people can prominent feature of the globalization process. In the period between 1965 and 1990, the proportion of the labour force migrating approximately doubled. This economic integration spread out toward the international market company. Economic globalization is the increasing economic through a rapid increase in cross- border movement of goods, services, technology, and capital. William I. Robinson's theoretical approach to globalization is a critique of Wallerstein's World Systems Theory. In the 19th century, global interactions has caused a growth in the international trade and the exchange of ideas and culture. On 19th century - the sum of worldwide export and imports never exceeded 10% of global output before 1800. Over the course of the 19th century, economic growth started accelerating and global GDP per capital has been growing constantly.

2)We will take the side of urban living and discuss about the urban living..  

- Toward the beginning of the twenty-first century, cities developed as the wellspring of the best difficulties that earth has looked since people got social. In spite of the fact that they have demonstrated to be humankind's motors of innovativeness, riches creation and financial development, cities have likewise been the wellspring of much contamination and malady. Fast urbanization and quickening financial improvement have produced worldwide issues from environmental change and its ecological effects on nascent emergencies in food, vitality and water accessibility, general wellbeing, money related business sectors and the worldwide economy

- Urbanization is a moderately new worldwide issue. As of late as 1950, just 30% of the total populace was urbanized. Today, the greater part live in metropolitan focuses. The created world is presently about 80% metropolitan and this is relied upon to be valid for the whole planet by around 2050, with approximately 2 billion individuals moving to cities, particularly in China, India, southeast Asia and Africa.

- Cities are unpredictable frameworks whose infrastructural, monetary and social parts are emphatically interrelated and in this way hard to comprehend in isolation. The numerous issues related with metropolitan development and worldwide supportability, in any case, are commonly treated as autonomous issues. This oftentimes brings about inadequate strategy and regularly prompts shocking and here and there lamentable unintended results. Approaches intended to control populace developments and the spread of ghettos in megacities, or to turn around metropolitan rot, have generally demonstrated inadequate or counterproductive, in spite of gigantic use

- Cities show strikingly all inclusive, quantifiable highlights. This is appeared by new investigations of huge metropolitan informational collections, crossing quite a few years and many metropolitan communities in areas and nations around the globe from the United States and Europe to China and Brazil. Shockingly, size is the significant determinant of most attributes of a city; history, topography and configuration have optional roles.

- Three fundamental attributes differ efficiently with populace. One, the space required per capita recoils, because of denser settlement and a more extraordinary utilization of framework. Two, the movement of all financial action quickens, prompting higher efficiency. What's more, three, monetary and social exercises broaden and turn out to be more associated, bringing about new types of financial specialization and social articulation.

- We have as of late indicated that these overall patterns can be communicated as basic numerical 'laws'. For instance, multiplying the number of inhabitants in any city requires just about a 85% expansion in foundation, regardless of whether that be all out street surface, length of electrical links, water lines or number of petroleum stations. This orderly 15% reserve funds happens on the grounds that, by and large, making and working similar foundation at higher densities is more effective, all the more financially feasible, and frequently prompts better administrations and arrangements that are unimaginable in littler spots. Strangely, there are comparable reserve funds in carbon footprints — generally enormous, created cities are 'greener' than their public normal as far according to capita carbon outflows. It is up 'til now muddled whether this is likewise valid for cities going through amazingly fast turn of events, as in China or India, where information are poor or lacking.

- Comparable economies of scale are found in life forms and networks like ant colony dwelling places and apiaries, where the investment funds are nearer to 20%. Such consistencies begin in the numerical properties of the numerous organizations that continue life, from the cardiovascular to the intracellular9. This proposes comparative organization elements underlie economies of scale in cities.

- Cities are the pot of human development, the drivers towards possible calamity, and the wellspring of the answer for humankind's issues. It is subsequently vital that we comprehend their elements, development and advancement in a deductively unsurprising, quantitative way. The contrast between 'strategy not surprisingly' and strategy drove by another quantitative comprehension of cities likely could be the decision between making a "planet of ghettos" or at long last accomplishing a sustainable, innovative, prosperous, urbanized world communicating the best of the human soul.