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Globalization of world economy (ECON 1103) 1a) Since 1980, income inequality has declined across countries but risen within most countries. How can we relate globalization to these two opposite trends? Briefly explain. b) Many government policies are results of rent-seeking. Give another examp...

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GLOBALISATION OF WORLD ECONOMY

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, 1(a) Globalization and Income Inequality

The integration of the global economy through the globalisation of finance and trade has

been able to reach unprecedented levels thathave surpassed the pre-World War peak. The new

wave of globalisation has a lot of implications on the economic well-being of citizens among all

income groups in various regions (Hasell, Morelli and Roser 2019, p206).According to the MF, a

lot of trade integration was experienced in the 1990s when the former Eastern bloc countries

were merged into the global system of trading (International Monetary Fund 2007, P31). All

groups within developing countries and emerging markets have been able to catch up with the

high-income countries in terms of trade openness (International Monetary Fund 2007, P31). This

reflects the high spread convergence within low and middle-income countries’ trade systems

compared to the more open trading regimes that had been earlier adopted (Jaumotte, Lall and

Papageorgiou 2013, p272).

Understanding the various causes of income inequality is essential in devising the policy

measures that allow an increase in prosperity (Jaumotte, Lall and Papageorgiou 2013, p272).

New opportunities have been created by globalisation and often limit the productive capacity of

the economy since it because impossible to efficiently match labor and capital (Atif, Srivastav,

Sauytbekova and Arachchige 2012, p11).Making cross-country comparisons on income

inequality are generally faced with a lot of problems such as lack of coverage, poor reliability,

and inconsistent methodology (Jaumotte, Lall and Papageorgiou 2013, p275).

The primary analytical link between the liberalization of trade and income inequality is

derived from the Stolper-Samuelson theorem (Jaumotte, Lall and Papageorgiou 2013, p283). The

theorem implies that in a two-country factor framework, an increase in trade openness within



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