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The world is heading toward a better future and people have to refrain from focusing on the unfortunate events currently happening because of poverty. As positive feelings pervade corrupt societies conditions are likely to improve and abuse is probable to happen less frequently. I have witnessed a great deal of poor individuals being unable to fructify their encounter with globalization, but, as I previously mentioned, this is all a matter of poor organizing. If the authorities in poor countries were to concentrate on providing people with education regarding globalization and concerning how they can profit from the process, things would most certainly improve in these respective countries and people would no longer suffer as a result of globalization.
In spite of the fact that it seems normal to...
Education is the key to reducing the number of poor individuals who suffer as the process of globalization progresses.
All things considered, there is a great deal of poor individuals who can be considered victims of globalization. The fact that many wealthy people are only interested in exploiting poor communities contributes to this situation. The only solution to this situation would be for the authorities to become less corrupt and for them to start to get actively involved in helping poor people assimilate into society's wealthier communities.
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