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Date posted: 26 June 2008
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The Pinky Show provides us with an illuminating illustration about the hidden relationships of power in globalisation.
"First world people congratulate themselves on inventing a system they see as fair and efficient. Economics and business departments teach the theory of global capital to the virtual exclusion of any alternatives. Third world people have to live with the consequences of practices and policies imposed from the first world."
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