So globalization skeptics would debate that there would be a greater financial divide between the poor and the rich. That money used to broadcast international mega-events would be better spent on social services or creating a better community in poorer areas. Some say the money used for events should be used for the betterment of the nation instead of using it to build stadiums or other publicity. There are several questions about whether this is a level playing field between nations. Additionally, if all countries have the same type of resources or income to enable their athletes to perform, they are more successful in training and preparing them for sports and counting medals. There are several labor exploitations when these mega-events occur in the host country, relying on cheap service class labor that forces people in poorer communities to work harder to adapt to globalization. However, there are proponents of globalization who support international integration that enables economic development of poorer communities, such as new jobs in the service economy, an international workforce that allows individuals to moving to different countries to work and also government investments in facilities that would benefit. communities. Mega-events also showcase the sport to the world, creating a promotion that will attract tourists and people who would like to visit the country hosting the event..