Social impact of globalisation in developing countries
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The social impact of globalisation in developing countries are :-
1) The employment effect can be very diverse in different areas of the world, give rise to concentration and marginalisation phenomena.
2) Increasing trade and FDI do not emerges of the main culprits of the increasing within country incom inequality in DC's, although some evidences emerges that Import of capital goods may imply an increase in equality, via skill based technological change.
3) Increasing trade seems to Faster economic growth and absolute poverty alleviation.
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1) The employment effect can be very diverse in different areas of the world, give rise to concentration and marginalisation phenomena.
2) Increasing trade and FDI do not emerges of the main culprits of the increasing within country incom inequality in DC's, although some evidences emerges that Import of capital goods may imply an increase in equality, via skill based technological change.
3) Increasing trade seems to Faster economic growth and absolute poverty alleviation.
HOPE IT HELPS
PLEASE MARK AS BRILLIANIST
:-))
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