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	SOME LOSE, AND THE WAY FORWARD FOR THEM IS TRAINING The overall balance of globalisation is positive, since it creates value. Within this balance, though, there are people who lose: these are the men and women whose jobs have been "exported". These people are located mostly in rich countries and belong mostly to middle-low income classes. Rich countries have tried several ways to protect these weaker members of society. Of such ways the most disastrous is protectionism which leaves everybody (except few well-connected individuals) poorer. The most promising way is education and training which allows the emaginated individuals to find again a role in the new work organisation. Training is also instrumental in reducing income inequality within society -a phenomenon ascribed to globalisation but in fact mostly due to technological progress. In rich countries the problems caused by globalisation are akin to those presented by the industrial revolution of 1800-1900. The industrial revolution caused enormous and painful changeovers. Yet today nobody doubts that these were prices worth paying: without them the rich countries would not enjoy their present living standards.
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