Globalization: Winners and losers in world trade (1/2) | DW Documentary

We're watching corporate and government greed. That's the real problem.

DW should get an award for pumping out the large number of high-quality documentaries it does. And all foreign languages are translated with audio, so I can set my phone down and just listen. Fantastic work DW.

What I like about you DW guys is that your documentaries ask the important questions.

You know, I've been driving rideshare quite a bit lately. I've had the opportunity to sit and chat with many of our newer generation. They are truly smart, considerate of the environment, less interested in domination, and more interested in creating a better world. Such a valuable resource we have which gives me so much hope for a better tomorrow globally.

You guys make the most decent, well elaborated documentaries. Vielen Dank!

Corporations and billionaires have profited the most from globalization.

Share holders, and people who own the companies are the winners, and the rest of us are the losers....

"Globalization in Crisis" illuminates the complexities of our interconnected world, highlighting both its opportunities and challenges. It's a thought-provoking journey that encourages reflection on the global dynamics shaping our lives. Thank you for shedding light on these important issues.

Winners and losers in World Trade! - very interesting topic. Well done DW💯.

This doc is brilliant. Thank you DW. Thank you farmers and steelworkers.

I really love the story telling abilities and style of DWTv, they are just my best favorites for many years! Keep it with such detailed and beautiful presentations always! Cheers!

Thanks DW. I just started watching your documentaries from Azerbaijan. Very informative and well done!

Global Trade is fine when all parties operate in good faith. How can countries with no economic or political power negotiate trade deals beneficial to their people when they are over a barrel? Beyond that, how many developing nations who are known to have corrupt political systems, can ultimately see any benefit trickle down to its citizens when most deals are made out of sight of the population? Globalization is beneficial to the few, but not the many. It is a necessary process, but it's not being used in an ethical manner at this point. Thanks for the cool documentary.

What are the most important metrics, especially for the developing world, where almost 70% of the world's population live? 1.Increased life expectancy 2. Increased access to safe and drinkable water supplies 3. Increased access to basic food supplies 4. Increased access to basic health services 5. More opportunities and equality for women 5. Less regional and international areas of conflict, and less severity/ intensity in areas where conflict still exists.

Again cannot be said enough it is great that DW audio translates all the foreign languages much kudos

Subsidies and global markets really fuck everything up, you could say "everybody has to play with the same rules" but that means the lowest economies can't compete because the initial cost is soo much higher benefitting the bigger players. No rules benefit the lowest players because of the invers reasoning. It is almost like you can't plan it, but with the ongoing years the private equity firms and ceo become richer and richer

Excellent and informative. Thank you.

Kudos DW. Your documentaries are always on point

What we learn from history that we never learn from history.

What US China trade dispute? It was simply US unilateral trade restrictions