Globalization Report 2016: Who Benefits Most from Globalization? Bertelsmann Policy Brief #2018/02

Böhmer, Michael and Funke, Claudia and Sachs, Andreas and Weinelt, Heidrun and Weiß, Johann (2018) Globalization Report 2016: Who Benefits Most from Globalization? Bertelsmann Policy Brief #2018/02. [Policy Paper]

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Abstract

The globalization report appears regularly and sets an authoritative standard for the comprehensive analysis of current globalization issues and global economic development. The 2016 globalization report comes in two parts. Building on the previous report, the first part focuses on the question of to what extent different countries have benefited from globalization in the past and to which degree this is possible in the future. The second part analyses the export performance and the development of the international competitiveness of 42 globally important economies. The first part of the investigation creates a globalization index which takes into account the economic, political and social aspects of globalization. Subsequently, the index data are used, together with a regression analysis, to quantify and compare the impacts on growth caused by globalization in the various countries. Then the country is identified which has achieved the most growth as a result of globalization.

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