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    Globalization primarily benefits large corporations by allowing them to centralize manufacturing and logistics globally in search of cheaper production costs, which is described as increasing corporate freedom rather than benefiting workers. While some global coordination may help humanity, globalization is not inevitable and can take many alternative forms beyond the current capitalist system. Major corporations effectively control globalization through their influence despite there being no single entity formally in charge.

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    Globalization primarily benefits large corporations by allowing them to centralize manufacturing and logistics globally in search of cheaper production costs, which is described as increasing corporate freedom rather than benefiting workers. While some global coordination may help humanity, globalization is not inevitable and can take many alternative forms beyond the current capitalist system. Major corporations effectively control globalization through their influence despite there being no single entity formally in charge.

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    Globalization Is About the Liberalization and Global Integration of Markets

    This is a fancy way of saying we’re going to centralize manufacturing production and logistics in a very
    capitalistic manner. Liberalization is used to invoke a feeling of freedom which seems noble but in a
    major manufacturing corporations regard, it is the corporations freedom to take over other countries
    production lines.

    2. Globalization is Inveitable and Irrerversible

    This is may be true if everyone agrees that cooperation and coordination is best for the human species
    survival. However, the manner in which we go about it has many different alternatives. Going back once
    one is decided on would be difficult without a major catastrophe but not impossible. So it’s false really.

    3. Nobody is inCharge of Globalization

    That’s bs. Major corporate conglomerates control the majority of things. Plus having some random
    complex system that has no metrics or controls is silly.

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