English, 10.12.2020 09:00 caitybugking

Someone help me ASAP 7 "Seen through the eyes of the vast majority of women and men, globalization has not met their
simple 'and legitimate aspirations for decent jobs and a better future for their children. Many of them
live in the limbo of the informal economy without formal rights and in a swathe of poor countries that
subsist precariously on the margins of the global economy," the International Labour Organization
(ILO) stated. As ILO stated, defend the negative and positive impacts of globalization in the society
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