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IS GLOBALIZATION BAD FOR POOR COUNTRIES?
Globalization is bad for poor countries because it increases inequality and
poverty. By globalization, we mean the economic model that has come to
dominate global policy making since the end of the Second World War. This
includes the neo-liberal economic policies of free trade, financial and capital
market liberalization, deregulation and privatization.
This economic model sees global corporations acting as the engines of economic
growth, and assumes that the wealth they create will reach the rest of
society. However, its policies keep wealth at the top, force people away from
their traditional livelihoods, prevent access to important social services, and
keep developing countries from improving their social conditions.
This economic model sees financial considerations as the most important
— in particular, the unrestricted accumulation of human, natural and
capital resources by global corporations.
Globalization does not have to happen. Alternative policies and institutions
have been in existence ever since it began. Globalization is simply a combination
of policy priorities chosen over other alternatives to advance the interests
of those creating the policies.
The failure of the globalization model was best explained by the United Nations
in its 1999 Human Development Report: “The new rules of globalization
and the players writing them — focus on integrating global markets, neglecting
the needs of people that markets cannot meet. The process is concentrating
power and marginalizing the poor, both countries and people.”
Of the largest 100 economies in the world today, 52 are corporations. Also,
the combined value of the sales of the largest 200 global corporations is 18
times the size of the combined income each year of the 1.2 billion people —
24 per cent of the world's total population who are living in severe poverty.
Globalization's success at serving the interests of the few has led to what
the United Nations describes as the “staggering concentration of wealth
among the ultrarich.” Total wealth controlled by people with assets of at least
$1 million rose from $7.2 trillion in 1986 to $27 trillion in 2000.
The rich have certainly become richer, but the poor have either remained as
poor or become poorer. In addition, globalization is worsening the conditions
of poverty, with hunger rising and life expectancy falling.
In the past two years, countries across South America have elected governments
that are against globalization; their opposition comes from bitter
experience.

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