The Impact of Globalization on World Nations: Protection, Welfare, and Producer Gains

Introduction

Key Findings of the Study

  • Economic Growth vs. Inequality: While globalization fosters specialization and efficiency, it has also exacerbated economic crises by intensifying financial interdependencies between nations.
  • Specialization and Efficiency: Countries with abundant human resources benefit from international trade by specializing in high-value sectors, whereas less developed nations struggle to keep pace in the digital era.
  • Role of Multinational Corporations: Large firms often dominate global markets, making it difficult for developing nations to compete effectively. Restructuring research and development efforts is necessary to close technological gaps and promote equitable participation in the global economy.

Broader Implications: A Perspective from Global Institutions

Further Reading and Resources

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