so we re producing pollution as a systematic accompaniment to prosperity this is forced on. goods are often produced in countries that have relatively few regulations cheap labor and weak environmental standards ready ready. just as i m going to list environmental pollution has become a serious problem effect but it s not included in the cost of doing business the make as cost me to the price of pollution is paid by society as a whole but not directly by the corporations who act for us and to make. in prosperous western countries we can buy whatever we want whenever we write thanks in part to globalization. but in other parts of the world that s not the case. being able to translate that kind of lifestyle to nearly 8000000000 people and 10000000000 people by the middle of a century would almost be impossible without
me to cool bodies in this age of globalization we can create international institutions that can effectively coordinate efforts to use our resources in a more environmentally friendly more efficient way of the quad in. the world continues to look for solutions to problems that affect us all in $215196.00 countries approved the paris agreement on reducing greenhouse gas emissions as part of the effort to curb global warming thanks. but some countries no longer support the agreement. the united states world with draw. from the paris. climate accord. our agriculture is being crushed by environmental regulations that do nothing to protect the environment. or that of polish economy is based on coal that will never
priced chinese modules were soon turning up everywhere. for the global market is a good thing but you can t compete against price dumping. in 2013 the u.s. and the e.u. imposed anti dumping tariffs on china. but chinese companies got around the penalties by sending their solar modules to taiwan vietnam and malaysia and exporting them from their. solar world and other german companies in the sector suffered as a result of globalization. it was just brutal was people lost their jobs and i knew most of our workers on the phone it was like a family here a great place to work he wanted for and false toilet. the last solar module rolled
are slowly disappearing. globalization seems to have entered every aspect of our lives often the open fear in the u.s. and growing concern elsewhere. in 2008 lehman brothers a new york based global financial services firm filed for bankruptcy after speculating in bad real estate loans. this development had a devastating impact on the world economy. unregulated economic activity can be dangerous we ve seen this in the financial crisis. this doesn t mean the government should overburdened entrepreneurs with paperwork and all kinds of other bureaucratic and pangle but it does mean you need to keep an eye on how things are going. so there s globalization need regulation by whom and what should the priorities be mention of the states and the tissue laws that protect human rights
trade makes the pie bigger. but how that pie. sheered is not a decision that s made in geneva. those decisions are often made elsewhere globalization has created loopholes that enable multinational corporations to move their profits to obscure tax havens. just simple blame for the problem it is multinational companies that conclude contracts worldwide in order to pay as little tax as possible and remain effectively above the law your buddy because that s real . but is it realistic to hope that international regulations will one day create fair trade policies that benefit everyone or is that you topic. some rather pessimistic about the idea that all interests can be represented equally when it comes to trade policy. competition here pursued because states and economies still tend to pursue their own nationalistic interests so let s not just. it s often