etty badly in the past years. China, Vietnam and India are one third of total developing countries, and they are the top three in terms of increased trade to GDP over the past decades. But what is really surprising is that the rest of poor countries developing have not move favorable, its growth has maintain to zero and they trade less today than 20 years ago. So, World Bank or IMF would say that countries that have been trading much more are the same ones as getting more foreign direct investment, and that is what globalization is about.
             Many people would agree that it is true that some poor countries are getting better off, but what the criticism really stands for is not for the country itself but the inequality inside one society in itself. Such as China for example, where the discrepancies of income have increased and affected the population. But in other cases, there are countries which have seen a decrease in household inequality, such as Malaysia. And in Vietnam for example, there has been a very little change in the overall distribution of income. Vietnamese poor people for example are mainly in the growing rice sector on very bad lands with hard conditions, as a result of their
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