Nothing comes without a price, says Paul Sheehan on globalization. And he outlines the price quite clearly:- erosion of working conditions,
- a rising gap between haves and have-nots,
- a looting of community assets by fee-gouging financial brigands,
- a siphoning of corporate profits by overpaid executive bedouins, and
- the loss of entire industries shipped offshore, mostly to China.
His final question puts the English-speaking world in its place.
Are you any more deserving than a young Chinese worker desperate to get out of poverty?
