Watch: Quartz talks with a prime minister, economist, and tech execs about making globalization work better

Even the most enthusiastic advocate of globalization gathered at the World Economic Forum in Davos acknowledges that economic links need to provide better services to more people.

Better global governance is not a new topic for Davos. However, people who criticize free trade and open borders use populist protectionist sentiments to occupy power, so there is a possibility of becoming more urgent than ever. Automation and other technologies are also sowing, facilitating the transfer from one country to another, and replacing human laborers with machines.

In the World Economic Forum held in Davos, Quartz editor and president Kevin Delaney gave a panel discussion on how to oversee globalization, Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven, Wipro CEO Abidali Neemuchwala, Microsoft's Bradford L. Smith president and Dambisa Moyo We sponsored. Barclays Bank economist, writer and director

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