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The social impact of globalization in the developing countries

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  • 2/19/07 JOYD
Summary: Investigates the impact of increasing foreign direct investment and trade openness on employment, income inequality and poverty in developing countries. Concludes that the current wave of globalization does not automatically produce the positive effects predicted by standard trade theory. Makes suggestions aimed at maximizing positive effects through sound policy-making.
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Investigates the impact of increasing foreign direct investment and trade openness on employment, income inequality and poverty in developing countries. Concludes that the current wave of globalization does not automatically produce the positive effects predicted by standard trade theory. Makes suggestions aimed at maximizing positive effects through sound policy-making.

2/19/07 JOYD

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