Globalisation has benefited developing countries more than developed countries

Question 1: Globalisation has benefited developing countries more than developed countries. Evaluate this statement using an example of one (1) developed and one (1)
developing country.
(Study Area 1)
Suggested resources:
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Foster, C. (2019). Trade wars are growing over the digital economy – and developing countries are
shaping the agenda. The Conversation. Retrieved from: https://theconversation.com/trade-wars-aregrowing-over-the-digital-economy-and-developing-countries-are-shaping-the-agenda-113000
Morgan, E. (2018) Inequalities in globalisation and liberalisation ignoring the appeals of developing
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The World Bank (2013). The Winners and Losers of Globalization: Finding a path to shared
prosperity. The World Bank. Retrieved from:
http://www.worldbank.org/en/news/feature/2013/10/25/The-Winners-and-Losers-of-GlobalizationFinding-a-Path-to-Shared-Prosperity