Globalization
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Typically, the leaders gathered there share their optimism about how globalization, technology, and markets are transforming the world for the better.
This crisis raises fundamental questions about globalization, which was supposed to help diffuse risk.
Still, the worry at Davos was that there would be a retreat from even our flawed globalization, and that poor countries would suffer the most.
America led the world in
globalization.
In the 20 years before the 2008 financial crisis, unprecedented
globalization
raised incomes for just about everyone.
Unsurprisingly, its members feel “left behind” by
globalization
– and are now demanding change.
Rather, they stem from the social and environmental limits now reached by the prevailing model of economic growth – and the version of
globalization
that this model has underpinned.
Socially, the relative hardship in the US Rust Belt, where support for Trump was integral to his victory, is an unintended consequence of a rapidly expanding global labor market that leaves workers almost everywhere vulnerable – even in emerging economies whose workers have seemed like the “winners” of
globalization
in recent decades.
In seizing the opportunities of globalization, businesses have often neglected the developed-world workers they leave behind, while subjecting developing-country workers to extraordinary deprivation.
Today, I am encouraged to see that a fast-growing group of business leaders recognize that the greater freedoms and wealth they gain from
globalization
imply greater responsibility for labor and the environment.
We expect our strategy to ensure continued
globalization
– in a revised form that is more sustainable and inclusive – to attract more such leaders to the cause.
Labor-market liberalization, globalization, and unions’ declining influence have exacerbated these employment trends.
After decades of
globalization
and technological progress, countries are more interconnected than ever, with policy decisions made in one country having far-reaching spillover effects.
So, after decades of increasing openness and globalization, the world is retreating into fragmentation.
China’s leaders recognize that, after decades of globalization, countries are too deeply intertwined, through both supply chains and knowledge networks, to go it alone.
This kind of conflict directly contradicts the promise of
globalization
– namely, that access to foreign food and energy would enable countries to concentrate on their comparative advantages.
The case for tearing up free-trade agreements and aborting negotiations for new ones is premised on the belief that
globalization
is the reason for rising income inequality, which has left the American working class economically marooned.
With so much emphasis on national sovereignty nowadays,
globalization
appears doomed.
Globalization
Is the Only AnswerWASHINGTON, DC – The Brexit referendum in the United Kingdom and the presidential race in the United States have shown, among other things, that public distrust of global integration is on the rise.
But just because managing the effects of
globalization
is difficult does not mean we should throw our hands up and quit.
Short of this, the forces of
globalization
can turn cooperation into conflict.
Similarly, the 2008 global financial crisis ended three decades of neo-liberalism, characterized by free trade and financial
globalization.
Governments have proved unable to protect unskilled and semi-skilled employees from the consequences of
globalization
and technological change.
Economic
globalization
has so far not given rise to a framework for global governance.
The Arab upheavals are a by-product of the inexorable process of
globalization
in the twenty-first century, with almost instantaneous communications and increasing contact with the West transforming social and economic expectations.
It also raised hope that a new borderless world of democracy and
globalization
was dawning.
But, while a borderless world remains to be realized, the purpose of political borders has changed in the era of
globalization.
People in poor or repressive societies, who are increasingly aware that people elsewhere live much more privileged lives, are encouraged to grasp the new economic and social opportunities of
globalization
– but only as long as they remain within the borders in which they were born.
Bangladeshis are encouraged to live the dream of
globalization
by working in a new factory, rather than by moving to a country where they would be paid more for the same work.
Is
globalization
coming or going?
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