Has Globalization Gone Too Far? (Institute For International Economics),New
Has Globalization Gone Too Far? (Institute For International Economics),New
Has Globalization Gone Too Far? (Institute For International Economics),New

Has Globalization Gone Too Far? (Institute For International Economics),New

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Globalization Is Exposing Social Fissures Between Those With The Education, Skills, And Mobility To Flourish In An Unfettered World Marketthe Apparent 'Winners'And Those Without. These Apparent 'Losers' Are Increasingly Anxious About Their Standards Of Living And Their Precarious Place In An Integrated World Economy. The Result Is Severe Tension Between The Market And Broad Sectors Of Society, With Governments Caught In The Middle. Compounding The Very Real Problems That Need To Be Addressed By All Involved, The Kneejerk Rhetoric Of Both Sides Threatens To Crowd Out Rational Debate. From The United States To Europe To Asia, Positions Are Hardening.Dani Rodrik Brings A Clear And Reasoned Voice To These Questions. Has Globalization Gone Too Far? Takes An Unblinking And Objective Look At The Benefitsand Risksof International Economic Integration, And Criticizes Mainstream Economists For Downplaying Its Dangers. It Also Makes A Unique And Persuasive Case That The 'Winners' Have As Much At Stake From The Possible Consequences Of Social Instability As The 'Losers.' As Rodrik Points Out, '... Social Disintegration Is Not A Spectator Sportthose On The Sidelines Also Get Splashed With Mud From The Field. Ultimately, The Deepening Of Social Fissures Can Harm All.'President Clinton Read The Book And It Provided The Conceptual Basis For The Trade/Imf Portions Of His State Of The Union Message In January 1998.

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