ndix B) said, developed countries should take action to reduce dramatically their times what rich countries spend on development aid. These subsidies not only hurt poor people in developing countries, they also mean higher taxes and higher for people in rich countries." As a result developed nations are actively trying to keep developing nations poor. This is a way of maintaining the status quo of a particular country. Globalization is giving these nations the privilege to overrun these poor nations. The World Trade Organization (See Appendix B) has been the sole cause for nations to make agreement whether they are fair or not. The WTO is basically a mediator in which these countries make their agreements and pacts. The only problem here is no developed country is pushing to negotiate or create business with any prospective developing country. Also, by encouraging investment and job creation requires excellent economic governance. This means measures to combat corruption, better-functioning bureaucracies and better regulation, contract enforcement, and protection of property rights. Developing countries must first take on their own problems before thinking of competing on the world market. This is important; but the fact that it is through globalization and the World Trade Organization (See Appendix B) that developing countries are given leniency to overrun these developing countries economies when they are trying their hardest. The WTO Doha Development Agenda (See Appendix B) was supposed to be a way to slowly diversify countries in the world market to ensure economic fairness but not many countries have followed the stipulations to guarantee any such agre
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