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This is like a beer maker advertising that drinking more beer will cure your alcholism.

I have an Idea. As of 2023, ExxonMobil's proved liquid reserves, including oil sands, were about 11.2 billion barrels. When combined with their natural gas reserves, their total oil-equivalent reserves were 16.9 billion barrels Shell reported nearly 9.8 billion barrels of oil equivalent oil and gas reserves as of December 31, 2023. Most were listed under subsidiaries, at 8.3 billion barrels. The figure included both proved and undeveloped reserves. Let's take their assets. and make USA sovereign wealth fund.. that will pay us UBI... maybe 500 bucks per month to start it off?

You mentioned about "money trap" - where one is unable to earn enough for either basic needs (e.g. food, shelter), or for unexpected events like disease / job loss / repairs, which do happen from time to time for everyone. What is even worse when it comes to poverty is "mind trap": loss of self-esteem or feeling that one's actions do matter, addictions and aggression as means of dealing with that, and (in countries with good welfare systems) avoiding employment because as soon as a poor person gets work (usually not paid well), they lose some or all of the welfare benefits, so it pays off more to be a lifetime welfare system client.

There is no historical examples of Globalation or redistribution of wealth raising all boats. We have seen plenty of examples of fragile supply line and a lack of a local manufacturing causing issues. I would suggest the Japans low crime rate and high life span is directly tide to their zero immigration and lack of diversity

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Nice explaination.. easy understand..

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This video just glazes globalization highly and doesn't mention the serious problem that it actually causes, makes no uses of evidences to defend globalization, Summary) This video talks about how the rich should keep getting richer and the poor keep being poorer and how the big companies should fight each other and little to no should stay on the chain very toxic approach, Bad video overall + dislike.

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In the US, there is also a benefits trap or benefits cliff. If you earn very little, you qualify for various types of aid, but as you earn more, these are all taken away. If a single person earns $12,000 a year, they can get free health insurance, food assistance, housing assistance, help with heating costs (LIHEAP), etc. If they work hard and begin earning $20,000 a year, all those benefits go away, and they will likely find themselves no better off (or maybe worse off) than they were earning $12,000.

Grace in Tanzania 🇹🇿 will never be in debt running into hundreds of thousands . There’s no poverty in Africa it’s all about mismanagement and bad governance.

Thank you for the clear and good presentation about FDI. Understand it much better now.

There’s actually a few types of poverty traps. Take a look: You receive money from the government every month, but just enough to get by. You hate that and decide to get a job to have extra money, so you get a job. After a while you now have to pay for everything yourself, including things you didn’t need to pay for with government money, and find that you now have less than what the government gave you. That’s a spot on accurate example of a poverty trap in America, showing that even working people are getting screwed and the government is the one screwing us

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People in Turkey don't wear like this. Turks are Turks not Arabs..

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Can I get the transkrip please?

Im doing a bachelor of science in Psychology and hr is my backup if I dont get into med school to become a clinical psychologist

Very clear, and very graphical ! Perfect for teaching ! Thank you

Many things are cheaper being rich than being poor that’s why

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The example of the woman with the chickens is a great example. The poverty trap is not having enough money to save for emergencies and neither enough to make any investment. So it becomes a cycle.

Now i have seen some people have issue in net flows so let me explain Netflow = inflow-outflow P.netflow= A invest more abroad B then foreign B in there country A N.netflow=A invest less abroad on B then foreign B in there country A

you spelled "Foreign" wrong 😂 5:43

Amazing to see the experience. I am currently involved in the ELECTRIC UNICYCLE (EUC). And i am trying to find the sponsors and people to do sports events. I also work in the event industry but not related to sports. Also interested in the FIFA 2026 World Cup. How can i get involved in that.

Great video but Hong Kong is NOT a country

Great video but Hong Kong is NOT a country

This will help them children in our school's 🏫 so it's a good one.

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50% of the jobs to be taken over by AI? Nah, more like 80% now

Wow! Such great questions to ask oneself.

I'm a senior in high school not sure what to major in once I go to college. Thinking of either going into buisness or technology, but still slightly tempted to just learn a trade and start working right away lol . Any advice appreciated 😅

Only will you do the things that are easy or comfortable!

Sounds like a job for me. One question, can you transition into HR as a graduate of a non-HR non-business bachelor degree?

Transnational and multidomestic somehow seem similar to each other 😅

India is getting 100billions investment in 15 years UAE investment in india 50 billions

You just confused me sooo much.. you messed up the conclusions for negative and positive netflow!

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00:07 International business is often quite different from doing business in your home country 01:19 Doing business in the U.S. has fairly consistent external factors 02:24 Assumptions for international business need to be questioned and modified. 03:34 Exploring untapped markets in foreign planets. 04:40 Expanding into interplanetary markets has major motives 05:45 Expanding international business outside Earth 06:55 Considerations for doing business on alien planets 07:59 International business requires consideration of socio-cultural, technological, and legal differences.

Most people in this world are in this trap. Even in places like America, Canada, and England. It will only continue to stay that way.

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Very well explained! Could not understand it from the book but now it's clear ❤

Excellent explanation, with real life examples.

most confusing video ever. bro can't even calculate right

there's literally a chinese word for Poverty Trap called 贫困，meaning when one is poor, one is trap or confine to be free.