How is business without borders really affecting the world? As Sabeer Bhatia, inventor of Hotmail; Narayan Murthy, founder of Infosys; and other industry leaders attest, globalization has raised the standard of living in developing economies through high-tech opportunities, foreign investment, and debt relief. However, Harvard's Jeffrey Sachs and other experts point out that the world market is being exploited through shortsightedness, including the aggressive deployment of genetically modified crops, environmental negligence, and the abuse of NAFTA. This program-produced in the aftermath of the WTO protests in Seattle-addresses the pros and cons of doing business in the global marketplace.

Harry A. Sprague Library Collection

International economic relations, International business enterprises--Social aspects, International trade--Social aspects, Globalization, Developing countries--Economic conditions, Economy/Business

Purdue, Keely (Author of screenplay, etc.), Stucke, Mark (Executive producer), Purdue, Keely (Editor), Films for the Humanities & Sciences (Firm), Journeyman Pictures (Firm), Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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English

Higher education

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Email	[email protected]

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