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News Analysis 2 Reading
Name
Institution
Date
, 2
Introduction
From the readings, Eglitis argues that developed countries are not doing more to ensure
that world poverty is reduced. Global poverty is continuing. In the future, it is expected to
become worse if these nations do not take mitigation measures to minimize the levels at which
poverty is rising. Eglitis argues that individuals from rich and developed countries are taking
advantage of global poverty to benefit from it. Therefore, she supports this idea by discussing
eleven points that show evidence on the same.
The Eleven Points of Eglitis Demonstrating How Global Poverty Benefits People in the
West
The use of worldwide poverty in terms of economic inequality is seen as an advantage for
west people to continue enriching themselves without providing long-lasting solutions to global
poverty. First, Eglitis argues that global poverty helps to have wealth from affordable goods that
come from the West for western consumers. These cheap goods make most consumers buy them
at a lower price without knowing they enrich people from the West. Global poverty benefits
companies from the West and shareholders in terms of them making increased profit margins.
Furthermore, global poverty also helps in supporting the advancement of western medicine, thus
making the manufacturing companies benefit from poverty. Contrary, having global poverty
makes wealthy nations from the West access available resources from poor states to continue
enriching themselves. This makes the poor states remain without resources that they can use to
improve their economic status; hence they are forced to stay even more lacking in the future.
The fifth point focuses on how global poverty ensures. Western societies and economies
are advanced by taking advantage of using human capital from poor states. The existing global
poverty promotes Western proletariat pacification or world workers or employees, "a blue light
News Analysis 2 Reading
Name
Institution
Date
, 2
Introduction
From the readings, Eglitis argues that developed countries are not doing more to ensure
that world poverty is reduced. Global poverty is continuing. In the future, it is expected to
become worse if these nations do not take mitigation measures to minimize the levels at which
poverty is rising. Eglitis argues that individuals from rich and developed countries are taking
advantage of global poverty to benefit from it. Therefore, she supports this idea by discussing
eleven points that show evidence on the same.
The Eleven Points of Eglitis Demonstrating How Global Poverty Benefits People in the
West
The use of worldwide poverty in terms of economic inequality is seen as an advantage for
west people to continue enriching themselves without providing long-lasting solutions to global
poverty. First, Eglitis argues that global poverty helps to have wealth from affordable goods that
come from the West for western consumers. These cheap goods make most consumers buy them
at a lower price without knowing they enrich people from the West. Global poverty benefits
companies from the West and shareholders in terms of them making increased profit margins.
Furthermore, global poverty also helps in supporting the advancement of western medicine, thus
making the manufacturing companies benefit from poverty. Contrary, having global poverty
makes wealthy nations from the West access available resources from poor states to continue
enriching themselves. This makes the poor states remain without resources that they can use to
improve their economic status; hence they are forced to stay even more lacking in the future.
The fifth point focuses on how global poverty ensures. Western societies and economies
are advanced by taking advantage of using human capital from poor states. The existing global
poverty promotes Western proletariat pacification or world workers or employees, "a blue light
