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Title: Globalization and Inequality
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For example, companies like Nike and other major retailers of clothing and simple assembly products are creating factories and manufacturing sites in developing countries due to the lower labor costs and cheaper materials which can be found there.
Economic inequalities have been created by this rising trend in globalization which has collapsed economic growth for many countries and regions... Showed first 250 characters
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Mark Weisbrot, an economic expert on Latin America points out that “ If we ignore income distribution and just look at income per person, the most basic measure of economic progress that economists use, the last quarter century has been a disaster. From 1960-1980, per capita income in Latin America grew by 82% after adjusting for inflation... Showed next 250 characters
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