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Over the years, biomanufacturing has made social, political and economical impact on our society. Many products we use today has emerged from this. Biomanufacturing has helped us to create products we use in our everyday lives. It has also helped us not to rely on fossil fuels as much. Biomanufacturing continues our growth in the industry as well as helping us have a better and more improved future. Technological innovation in biomanufacturing impacts the daily lives of people because it introduced many things that we still use. For example, biomanufacturing helped us create medicines that we sell in hospitals. If we didn’t have medicine today, many people would be sick and have no cure to make them feel better. Also, by creating products from living cells, biomanufacturing can create jobs and increase the state’s economy. Most groups will gain from this technology because anyone can benefit from it. It improves products that we need to survive. Not only that, it created more advanced machines that helped us improve and have more efficient products. Some groups may lose because if they don't use their resources wisely they could end up using them all and there would be none left. From what we can see, there have been changes. It has helped us in many different ways. They've created things that could save peoples lives. Not only that they have reliability. They also work with compatibility. Most of which is amazing and still being worked on. They've done so much and achieved more than we thought that was possible. For example, they have found ways to recreate or grow insulin. As this industry continues to develop, biomanufacturing jobs will continue to grow and more jobs will be established. The major research in this area of biotechnology is something to look forward to. It will cost the states a great amount of money. Not only that, it will cost to research different things, like plants all over the world. The economic impacts of biomanufacturing are not the same in all countries. Their geography affects the cost of how much money they need to spend to do research. This is true because each product produced is different and hard to characterize. Also because each and every region is different. |
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