Are Developing Countries"Winners" or "Losers" of Globalization?

One thing the world absolutely must do is to understand better ways of globalization. Today it is difficult to imagine life without thousands of goods and services from all over the world, in the era of globalization, including politics, economics, society, various aspects of life. McDonald's and Burger King, Coca-Cola and Pepsi, Apple and Samsung, Nike and Adidas, there are hundreds of multinational companies around the world.

The world is influenced by multinational corporations and global brands. Today, the idea that globalization creates winners and losers is widely accepted. The winners and losers of globalization are divided into two categories. One is a developing country and the other is a developed country. This article prove that there are more winners than losers in globalization. Developed countries or developing countries benefit from globalization

Research shows that globalization affects different ways in different countries and produces winners and losers between countries and between countries. The most obvious winner is usually considered a middle class and a woman, but obvious losers are the poor and the environment. Studies have shown that it is not that easy to define who is the loser of globalization, especially in India. First, among countries, globalization has now unequally reduced inequality inequality. India and neighboring Bangladesh are two countries formed by poverty and are one of the 24 most globalized countries. According to the World Bank survey, these surveys include Brazil, India, Thailand, Bangladesh, Malaysia, the Philippines, Argentina and Mexico. Over the last two decades, the 24 most successful globalizer trade and income ratios have doubled. The average school year and average life expectancy have reached the level reached by developed countries in 1960.

Most people are bitches to discuss the winners and losers of globalization in developing countries like India. It is a widespread misunderstanding of globalization that "wealthy people become poor and poor people are poor". The inadequately recorded decrease in poverty in the poorer countries that are integrated in the global economy is the contrary opposite. Research shows further that poverty is generally decreasing due to globalization as the worldwide integrated economy is growing rapidly. For example, India has some new high-tech puppies. Some of them earned more things in the 1990s than in the past several thousand years earlier than family earnings. At the same time, Vietnam and other places have also made progress, reducing the poverty rate by 50%. Uganda reduced the poverty rate by 40% and doubled the enrollment rate