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Globalization's Impact on Workers

The document is an interview about trying to fix globalization. It asks 6 multiple choice questions about details of the interview such as how long the interviewee worked at a factory, how many tires the factory produced daily, and how many people globalization has helped. It also asks which of 9 statements about globalization and reactions to it are true.

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Globalization's Impact on Workers

The document is an interview about trying to fix globalization. It asks 6 multiple choice questions about details of the interview such as how long the interviewee worked at a factory, how many tires the factory produced daily, and how many people globalization has helped. It also asks which of 9 statements about globalization and reactions to it are true.

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You will hear part of an interview about trying to fix globalization.

1. How long did the first ex-worker spend working at the factory?

2. How many tires did the factory produce per day, approximately?

3. According to Jim O’Neil, how many people around the world have seen
their lives improved by globalization?

4. How many people worked at the factory, at its peak?

5. How much less money is Wayne now earning?

6. Looking at the graph of world incomes, incomes did not go up between


the 75th percentile and… which percentile?

7. Which three of the following statements is true?


globalization worked well everywhere
his classmates were poorly educated
the lower middle class are wrong about globalization
globalization worked well in Iowa
the lower middle class are reacting violently to globalization
the lower middle class are thinking clearly about globalization
his classmates believe in globalization
globalization worked well in some parts of the world
his classmates preferred to earn money rather than study
 

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