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So the lesson should be obvious: In the absence of progressive policies, including strong social-welfare programs, job retraining, and other forms of assistance for individuals and communities left behind by globalization, Trumpian politicians may become a permanent feature of the landscape.
Rather than relying on war as an economic mega-project to end today’s recession, the international community should bet on the fight against the climate crisis, because
globalization
will continue, rapidly increasing the threats to the world’s climate.
All of them, thanks to
globalization
and new communication technologies, will strive for the same standard of living, give or take, which will necessarily lead to an overstretched global ecosystem.
Banks maneuvered to get the best position to take advantage of financial globalization, which usually meant locating themselves where the regulatory regime was least restrictive.
The last 20 years of
globalization
saw the emergence of small, open economies as global leaders.
The next 20 years will see a different globalization, in which the winners are large, powerful countries that mobilize government resources in the interest of creating winners in the race for financial supremacy.
For those who are unsettled by the widespread change of the past few decades, national identities have become increasingly appealing as a way to offset often-unpredictable
globalization.
First,
globalization
may have delivered many benefits, but it has also eroded the capacity of societies to determine their own destinies.
Meanwhile,
globalization
and technological innovation have had profoundly negative effects on certain social cohorts, and public policies have failed to mitigate the damage.
A more pessimistic view has taken hold, in which the future is corrupted by globalization, untamed markets, labor-saving technological innovations, and global warming.
While many of the key building blocks of China’s transitional framework have fallen into place – especially rapid growth in services and accelerated urbanization – there can be no mistaking a new and important twist: China now appears to be changing from an adapter to a driver of
globalization.
As a producer-focused economy, China has long been the greatest beneficiary of
globalization
– both in terms of export-led growth and poverty reduction stemming from the absorption of surplus labor.
As a result, China’s new attempts to gain increased leverage from
globalization
are not without serious challenges of their own.
Indeed, China’s growth rate has been boosted over the last two decades by the country’s demographic and land-resource “bonuses,” which enabled it to maximize the benefits of
globalization.
As the late University of Chicago economist Sherwin Rosen postulated,
globalization
and changing communication technologies have increasingly made the economics of superstars important in a variety of fields.
While
globalization
has been good for the world overall, it has left many people behind.
Governments are increasingly looking for ways to mitigate the negative effects of trade through labor-market policies and broader interventions, and scholars are generating a new wealth of knowledge that could make
globalization
work for everyone, provided the significant trade-policy risks looming on the horizon are addressed.
To borrow the title of a 1982 Australian film, 2017 will probably be remembered as the year of living dangerously, at least in terms of
globalization.
The Future of Manufacturing-Led Development, my World Bank colleagues Mary Hallward-Driemeier and Gaurav Nayyar argue that firms and workers in developing countries need to be better positioned to seize opportunities associated with new technologies and
globalization
patterns.
To be sure, there are clouds on the horizon, in the form of policy decisions that could reverse three decades of progress in
globalization.
As these efforts begin to bear fruit, we can make
globalization
work again – for everyone.
As technological advances in information technology combine with de-regulation and
globalization
to fuel growing competition, the world's securities markets are being forced to update, consolidate, and expand their activities, and to rationalize their governance structures in order to become more cost efficient, transparent, and accountable.
Emerging markets, like those on the African continent, including the two leaders South Africa and Egypt, have no choice but to follow the lead of the global securities industry, because
globalization
has changed stock exchanges' traditional role.
clearly demonstrates, the ability to protect investors adequately and retain their confidence will be crucial for securities markets to compete effectively as
globalization
proceeds.
In short, stock exchanges in Africa and in emerging markets elsewhere will not survive the
globalization
of the securities industry unless they focus on improving their transparency, integrity, and efficiency.
During the two decades leading up to World War I, the financial sector grew almost four times faster than the economy, in the first wave of financial deepening and globalization, but from 1918 until the 1970’s, finance expanded less rapidly than average economic growth.
A sustainable
globalization
process is not only a paramount interest for Europe itself, but also the only way that we can continue to lift billions of people out of poverty and create better foundations for the rule of the law and global governance in countries still lacking in these respects.
But, if we are to succeed, we must make the most of our new Lisbon institutions, maintain our commitment to an open Europe, accelerate reform of our economies, and take the lead in forging a new framework for global governance that supports a truly sustainable process of continued
globalization.
“In too many instances,” she noted, “the march to
globalization
has also meant the marginalization of women and girls.
It was not
globalization
that caused incomes to stagnate.
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