Economics

None.

To promote sustainable development

To get countries or companies to stop doing something objectionable

By creating multilnational trade agreements

MULTILATERAL... not multinational.

Improved global communications brings these abuses to the world's attention.

Specialized production

Increased mobility allows producers to move jobs to lower-cost labor markets.

It only benefits a handful of the world's countries.

An improved climate for foreign investment

Globalization can bring about dislocation and inequality. Many people living in formerly prosperous, or at least formerly inhabitable, areas resent the abuse and illegal theft of their land, property, and natural resources by large, corrupt countries like the U.S. Many U.S. based countries employ slave labor in third world countries because slavery is illegal in the U.S. Additionally, most of the world's landmines and accessible weapons are made in the U.S., as the U.S. government refuses to acknowledge, possibly due to the large financial contributions made by weapons manufactures to politicians personal bank accounts/election campaigns, and so continues to make the country's rich richer by giving weapons to terrorists. Furthermore, the most practical, efficient, and effective way for a person who blames their life's problems on pseudo-demonic corporations to get revenge, and the only way such a person could improve the living conditions for his home's future generations (assuming he had a home and that home has not yet been bombed into the ground by the U.S. military while occupied by his family and friends) is to engage in guerrilla warfare, striking his enemies' unexpectedly and then retreating to the shadows before retaliation can be summoned. For additional information about the myriad negative effects of the current global economic system, see the link to the Story of Stuff.

Its production costs for clothing were the lowest in the world.

Many countries do not benefit from the spread of free trade, because they have weak domestic industries.

They influence the national money supply,which affects the volume of international trade.

Alleviate poverty and underdevelopment

To help manage the economies of struggling countries

It could pursue a policy of national self-sufficiency.

Consumers pay lower prices for goods and services.

Increased security concerns

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