1. Coca-Cola is the best-selling drink in the world together with its competitor Pepsi. He is known worldwide for his color, taste and creative designs to promote important events that are happening around the world, such as his recent design of a polar bear. “The 1980s were characterized by memorable slogans like “Coca-Cola it is!”, “Catch the Wave” and “Can't Beat the Feeling.” In 1993, Coca Cola experimented with computer animation and the popular "Always Coca Cola" campaign was launched in a series of commercials featuring animated polar bears. Each animated advertisement in the “Always Coca Cola” series took 12 weeks to produce from start to finish. Bears were, and continue to be, a huge hit among consumers due to their embodiment of characteristics such as innocence, mischief and fun. One of the favorite features of the World of Coca Cola is the ability to have your photo taken with the beloved 7′ tall Coca Cola Polar Bear. “ “Coca-cola was produced by The Coca-Cola Company, this company also owns FUZE, Minute Maid, Dr Pepper, Sprite and Powerade. Coca-Cola was discovered by a pharmacist named Dr. John Stith Pemperton in 1886 in Atlanta, Georgia.”2. “Development is the act or processing of economic development, growth or development.” Development can be seen in many ways, it can also be seen as a system or organism that is expanding physically or economically. The system grows until it connects to all the other systems in the world making it complete and known throughout the world which at this point is in its maximum growth. “Coca-Cola factories are scattered all over the world; approximately 250 countries produce and bottle this drink. .This means that Coca-Cola factories are mostly in developed and developing countries, but some are also remote around the world... middle of paper... which is also their slogan " Open Happiness" This not only becomes a soft drink “but also turns into a lifestyle”. Since it is a way of life, people will become addicted to it and drink too much, which can cause many health problems such as hypertension and obesity. This is also linked to the fact that Coca-Cola does not help the social development of the country. Develop the country by speeding up production and giving people the energy to work. It does not develop the country socially by giving people obesity and hypertension. Obesity also leads to depression, which also means slow production and less work done. Coca-Cola does not help the country develop socially because it uses child labor and poor countries as a way to earn more money. Although they have many factories in developing countries