Excerpt of Globalisation: World Trade Organisation
An understanding of the effects of globalisation goes beyond just describing what Globalisation is. It is also having awareness of the impact and issues created by Globalisation so as to provide a thoughtful and developed response to most questions.
This discussion will concern the effect that one tool of globalisation, the WTO, has on various processes and nations. This case study will provide useful alternative perspectives that will help an essay stand out from other run-of-the-mill and overused examples.
The World Trade Organisation
Main point (as adapted from article):
The WTO has failed developing nations
In the 10 years since the WTO pledged to deliver pro-development changes, developing countries have been completely sidelined by the global powers
For Discussion:
There are 10 reasons that can be used to further this contentious statement. Each of them should help expand one’s knowledge of Globalisation and provide good examples. We’ll discuss the key points for each and de-mystify the jargon.
Reason 1: Protectionist economic policies
The WTO aims to achieve more . . .
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