Gap Between Rich and Poor Blame Globaliza tion Gotten Worse U.S 14
Public support for trade and multinational corporations and the lack of enthusiasm for protesters does not mean that people necessarily reject critics’ concerns. Majorities, in most cases strong majorities, in 34 of 44 nations thought the availability of good paying jobs had gotten worse in the last five years. And substantial majorities–82% in France, 67% in the United States, 63% in Mexico–thought the gap between the rich and the poor had worsened. But, unlike trade’s critics, the public did not blame globalization for these problems. People attributed such difficulties to domestic factors.
Gap Between Rich and Poor  | Blame Globaliza tion  | Gotten Worse  | U.S 14  | France 25  | 82  | G Britain 18  | 68  | Brazil 17  | 83  | Mexico 14  | 63  | 71  | India  | 22  | Nigeria 20  | 77  | 3  | S Nigeria Africa 22 