On the public level, Simon has always insisted that globalization is an inevitable trend in the world. However, deep down, Simon has always understood that globalization has never been an inevitable trend.

The inevitable trend is to be divided for a long time.

Therefore, Simon still understands very well that millions of people take to the streets in just a few days.

Because of the disadvantages of globalization, or the negative consequences caused to the economies of many countries, have begun to appear in recent years.

One of the most obvious consequences is that the transfer of industrial chains to low-cost areas inevitably leads to large-scale unemployment of workers in the lower-level industrial sectors in many developed countries.

After all, the development of a country never means that everyone can enter high-end industries with high profits. The world is fundamentally always pyramid structure, and people can only survive in the middle and lower levels of duty.

The result of globalization is that it makes it increasingly difficult for middle and lower classes in developed countries to survive.

Of course everyone doesn't want to.

However, at least in the short term, this is an inevitable trend. After all, the bottom can't resist capital after all, and if capital wants to pursue profit, it will inevitably promote globalization.

As for what will happen in the future?
Chapter completed!