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Since the 18th century, "modernization" has occurred globally. It's also the process of pursuing, obtaining, and maintaining world boundary levels (or advanced world levels). Modernization led to progressive changes in human civilization as the conventional to modern paradigm shifted in all domains. Due to modernity, the conventional worldview has transitioned to the contemporary. Japan and other advanced nations never stop modernizing, especially Japan. Reconfiguring a culture is key to modernization. In Japan, Westernization is embracing Western ways of living, such as dress, food, haircuts, and housing. For example, China aims to be moderately developed by the middle of the 21st century and fully modernized by the second half. The percentage of money Filipinos working overseas bring home rose from 2.5% in 1990 to 9.2% in 2017. The Philippine economy has profited from remittances in periods of stability and upheaval. According to research, globalization boosts the economy and creates new employment. The Philippines' inflation risk has been reduced by globalization. With fewer concentrated exports and imports, local enterprises can't raise prices as easily.