Rethinking Globalization

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The book explores the impact of globalization on economic development, emphasizing its role in increasing income levels across nations. It highlights the shift from hyper-globalization, marked by the US-China trade war and tariffs imposed in 2016, to a more cautious approach to international trade. The author analyzes the interplay between globalization and socio-economic factors such as rule of law and education, arguing that without addressing social disparities, globalization may exacerbate income inequality, particularly favoring urban and educated populations in developing countries.