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Are There Winners and Losers of Globalization?
1. What does the “elephant graph” show?
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A) The effect of globalization on GDP growth of different countries.
B) The effect of globalization on international trade.
C) The effect of globalization on total global economic output.
D) The effect of globalization on income growth for people of various incomes.
2. What has happened to the 1.1 billion people on the “back” and “head” of the elephant graph?
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A) They have become more impoverished.
B) They have seen little change in their livelihood.
C) They have been lifted out of extreme poverty.
D) They have gained incomes equivalent to wealthy 1st world countries.
3. What is the primary reason people in the top of the “trunk” of the elephant have seen the most benefits under globalization?
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A) They have access to the best education.
B) They work for the best companies.
C) They live in the most wealthy countries.
D) They can take advantage of global markets.
4. Why have the working and middle class in rich countries seen little to no growth?
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A) Outsourcing & Automation.
B) Immigration & International Conflict.
C) Automation & Immigration.
D) Immigration & Outsourcing.
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The Complacent Class
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The New Era of Segregation
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American Stasis
The Missing Men
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The Great Reset
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The Hockey Stick of Human Prosperity
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Division of Labor: Burgers and Ships
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Comparative Advantage and the Tragedy of Tasmania
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Fair Trade: Does It Help Poor Workers?
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The Rise and Fall of the Chinese Economy
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The Hidden Cost of Pollution
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