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Seb C
1/4/2018 18:33:16
MQ1: What factors contributed to economic globalization in the second half of the twentieth century?
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Matthieu Girardet
2/4/2018 11:03:27
I would also add neoliberalism, which favored reduction of tariffs, free global movement of capital, mobile & temporary workforce, privatization of many state-run enterprises, curtailing of government efforts to regulate the economy, and tax & spending cuts.
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Megane Lin
2/4/2018 12:42:58
You could also add that the population growth in developing countries added new nations in the world's economy, further fueling globalization.
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Alison Wang
3/4/2018 19:14:28
I think that because this question is talking about the second half of the 20th century, you could leave out the points before WWII. Economic globalization started after WWII because the world economy had collapsed prior to it.
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Seb C
1/4/2018 18:47:54
MQ2: In what ways has economic globalization more closely linked the global peoples?
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Seb C
1/4/2018 19:18:40
MQ3: What new or sharper divisions has economic globalization generated?
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Bingham
1/4/2018 19:39:25
Yeah, I think your last piipo does help answer the question.
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Seb C
1/4/2018 21:14:00
MQ4: What distinguished feminism in the industrialized countries from that in the Global South?
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Megane Lin
4/4/2018 19:40:54
hey guys, this is my take on mq 5. let me know if i interpreted this question incorrectly or if i am missing any points.
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