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Change: Click here to see what has changed: Recently Updated Pages ______________ _____________________________Students for Fall, 2008,click2008, click here for information and instructions._________________________________________________________Globalization VideoGlobalization Links ScheduleMini-researchFirst EssayList of Sourcesproject proposalThe Research ProjectNew wiki: Student Guide to Globalization _____________________________   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 47) View all updates.

Change:subtilesubtitle the subtitle must have title capitalization--first word and all significant words begin with caps. the final section is your conclusion. You must answer your research question. Continue to use sources in your conclusion. the paper must make serious use of   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 435) View all updates.

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Change:Does the (student) author attribute arguments to "critcs" and "supporters" of globalization?4. Does the essay include the main arguments of each side in the debate? Does the essay show some of the evidence used to back up the various arguments? 6. Is the essay well   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 606) View all updates.

Change:May 1, 2006, from Academic Search Premier database.Is globalization to blame? Only in part Big financial institutions pay David Smick a lot of money to find out what issues are on the minds of Washington's policymakers.So what is he telling them now   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1660) View all updates.

Change:Retrieved from http://www.stateofworkingamerica.org/swa06-ch05-wealth.pdf Cowen, T. (2007, January 25) Incomes and inequality: What the numbers don't tell us. New York Times. Retrieved from http://www.nytimes.com No authorWealth flows to the wealthiest as the percentage of Americans who own stocks falls. (2006). Economic Policy Institute. RetrievedfromRetrieved from http://www.epinet.org/newsroom/releases/2006/08/SWApr-wealth-200608-final.pdf Articles   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 297) View all updates.

Change:March 4, 2006, from Lexis Nexis database.The first number following the name of the periodical is the volume number; the number in parentheses is the issue number. Use these if they are available.Note: period after retrieved statementweb site:Singh, T., & Brower, J. (2006). Debt and power.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 509) View all updates.