Good to focus this point. Every human being must be considered, otherwise this world is not a place for all to live. Glob-all-ization only when ALL have dignity. Let's look at solutions now!
I don't think so. She said right at the beginning that she wanted to convince us. But then she goes on to simply state that globalization increases inequality. Her only effort to back up this claim is to say "people in the industrialized world are smarter and can take better advantage of the system". The rest is just a statement of opinion.
Thank you for speaking up about this contentious issue, but I disagree with your idea that it is 'markets' per se that work better. Multinational corporations and monopolies do not create better markets. They create better tools to further concentrate wealth and influence, which spells doom to both truly free markets and to democracy itself.
Not true. If wealth is spread, how can it be further concentrated into a smaller arena? In Vietnam, Nike factories have lifted people out of poverty, expanded commerce, increased children's education (an investment that will most certainly return profit from future ingenuity), and allowed local businesses to expand. Look at Europe and Asia. They have embraced globalisation and they have increased their wealth. We need to break down barriers and laws, not create more obstacles for globalisation.
we need is an educational reform that educates people on what is really going on in order to become more politically active to change the direction of this shift towards more inequality, otherwise the media will keep manipulating us and things will just happen without us even knowing about it.
Thank you Dr. Birdsall. I appreciate the work that your Center for Global Development does to help us better understand how globalization affects inequality.
biased statement
Ptinana1 9 months ago
Good to focus this point. Every human being must be considered, otherwise this world is not a place for all to live. Glob-all-ization only when ALL have dignity. Let's look at solutions now!
Joanomada 1 year ago
I am unconvinced. This is a statement, not an argument.
ndes0532 2 years ago
@ndes0532 it was meant to be a statement
manijhe 1 year ago
@manijhe
I don't think so. She said right at the beginning that she wanted to convince us. But then she goes on to simply state that globalization increases inequality. Her only effort to back up this claim is to say "people in the industrialized world are smarter and can take better advantage of the system". The rest is just a statement of opinion.
ndes0532 1 year ago
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manijhe 1 year ago
@ndes0532 You're right! In the other case she would have said she wished to inform. I didn't know the difference before. Thanks!
manijhe 1 year ago
I know how we can stop inequality! Stop taxation!
aknotz 4 years ago
The middle class in America are fast becomeing ghost.
pidner 4 years ago
Thank you for speaking up about this contentious issue, but I disagree with your idea that it is 'markets' per se that work better. Multinational corporations and monopolies do not create better markets. They create better tools to further concentrate wealth and influence, which spells doom to both truly free markets and to democracy itself.
seltzerwater464 4 years ago
Not true. If wealth is spread, how can it be further concentrated into a smaller arena? In Vietnam, Nike factories have lifted people out of poverty, expanded commerce, increased children's education (an investment that will most certainly return profit from future ingenuity), and allowed local businesses to expand. Look at Europe and Asia. They have embraced globalisation and they have increased their wealth. We need to break down barriers and laws, not create more obstacles for globalisation.
Apmhflick 3 years ago
we need is an educational reform that educates people on what is really going on in order to become more politically active to change the direction of this shift towards more inequality, otherwise the media will keep manipulating us and things will just happen without us even knowing about it.
purpleflowerx 4 years ago 2
Thank you Dr. Birdsall. I appreciate the work that your Center for Global Development does to help us better understand how globalization affects inequality.
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