WITHIN nations, the winners from more economic integration are people employed in the transnational value chains of those very competitive industries and with skills or resources which are in high international demand.
However, the gains from globalization are not evenly dispersed. AMONG nations, advanced economies have profited most from globalization. As home to the headquarters of the world’s most competitive industries, they have been able to benefit more from bigger international market access than emerging or developed economies. WITHIN nations, the winners from more economic integration are people employed in the transnational value chains of those very competitive industries and with skills or resources which are in high international demand.