Globalization: Meaning and measurement

Critical Review: A Journal of Politics and Society 14 (1):1-10 (2000)
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Abstract

While there is much that is new about globalization, there is much about it that is familiar. As in the past, while globalization produces both winners and losers, aggregate gains exceed aggregate losses, and gains and losses occur within both rich and poor countries. While the rich tend to grow richer, so do the poor. Absolute measures of income inequality often increase with globalization, though they are not caused by it

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