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Many of the positive facets of globalization -- such as laborers taking classes during the weekend and actually expanding their knowledge by gaining an opportunity to see the world -- that she discusses are not experienced by the majority of the workers who are regularly exploited by multi-national companies. These individuals come from a mental and physical poverty, and are trapped into a technological one as well in which they are only allowed to work, profit little while doing so, and have few opportunities to do anything else. Chang was fortunate enough to see some successes in this system of globalization and oppression, but there are...

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In the former, individuals regularly lose (and have lost) jobs to overseas areas in which laborers work extremely cheap; in the latter these people are offered pennies for their labor which they frequently endure in terrible conditions. The only ones to truly benefit from this system are those elite few who are able to own multi-national corporations and profit from the work of others.

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