Globalization has exacerbated poverty rather than Alleviating it

This essay explores the impact of globalization on poverty and inequality. It discusses the current issues in globalization, the role of institutions, financial integration, and complementary policies. The essay concludes that while poverty is declining, inequality is increasing, and globalization has created daunting challenges for global activity.

Globalization has exacerbated poverty
rather than Alleviating it
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Table of Content
 Introduction
 Globalization
 Current issues in globalization
 Unparalleled growth and increase in equality
 Developing countries
 Globalization increases poverty
 How poorest country catch up more quickly
 Globalization can harm worker interest
 Role of institutes and organization
 Heterogeneity with respect to generalization
 True in some of the expanding sector
 Poor in previous protected sector lose
 Financial Integration
 Complementary policies
 Conclusion

Introduction
 Globalization is focusing on both integrations
of both economies and various societies in
the world.
 It will help in mitigation to some easier
transport and communication all over the
world

Globalization
 Globalization is known to be emotive force.
 It is a method which can provide benefit to
world economic development which is
irreversible and inevitable in nature.
 Globalization tends to offer certain number of
benefits for development on large scale.

Current issues in globalization
 Top organization makes use of
globalization
 Manufacture low cost products in
various factories
 Unpaid worker
 Child labor
 Poor working condition in various
organization

Unparalleled growth and increase in equality
 Globalization is not considered to be a recent
phenomenon.
 The era of 20th century have encountered
economic growth which is the result of increasing
GDP.
 At present both commerce and financial service
are very much developed at the given time.

Developing countries
 Globalization emphasize on the fact that both
financial market and world trade are becoming
very much integrated.
 There are mainly four aspect of globalization
that is trade, capital movement, movement of
people and lastly knowledge spreading

Globalization increases poverty
 In the 20th century global capital
income increased a lot
 Globalization tends to vary a lot in
some of the organization
 The fact should be taken into
consideration that it increases the
income gap between rich and poor
organization.

How poorest country catch up more quickly
 Growth in living standard can easily take place due to
accumulation of huge capital and along with human
capital.
 Experience of various countries can easily created a
place the importance of creating condition for long
term capital growth comes into action.

Globalization can harm worker interest
 Anxiety about the globalization can
be there in some of the advanced
economics.
 Economics are focusing on to
develop and globalization can be
considered to be as one of key
factor.
 Various factors like economic
growth, employment and living
standard are considered to be vital
factor.

Role of institutes and organization
 There are certain number of efforts to
increase the stability of capital flow .
 Both the international and international
institutes can be easily influenced due
to difference in the given culture.
 One of the biggest role in account can
be the role of accounting

Heterogeneity with respect to generalization
 In Mexico both corn farmers and small corn
farmers can lose
 In India traffic reduction is associated with
slow rate of poverty
 Only true with regions which come up with
labor laws
 No impact on the reduction of poverty

True in some of the expanding sector
 In countries like Poland a comparative
advantage can be seen due to advantage
in exporting unskilled labor.
 In some of sectors poor wage earners can
easily export growth

Poor in previous protected sector lose
 Small farmers need to
compete with farmer which
comes with higher imports
 Rural agriculture labor
emphasize on reallocating
as a result of labor laws.

Financial Integration
 Foreign investment can easily help in
reducing poverty.
 Food aided can easily provide benefit
to poor people. They need to meet the
needs of the consumer
 Crises with respect to currency,
liberation cost of the poor people
 Global integration of financial can be
help for higher consumption.

Complementary policies
 Lack of various complementary inputs
 Lack of various domestics inputs
 Exporters need to focus educating
worker
 Lack of mobility in various labor

Conclusion
From the above discussion, it can be easily concluded that this essay is
all about the effect of globalization. The overall poverty of the world is
declining at a rapid rate and inequality is emphasizing on good outcome.
But is not a good sign for the global economy. Even due to large number
of profit, there can be large number of reason behind the development of
inequality which is considered to be high and yielding. There are many
kinds of social and physiological cost which have increased the security
of the organization. Asymmetric globalization has resulted in the
creation of some daunting challenge to various global activity.

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