The losers in globalization receive much more attention than the winners because those stories are exciting to tell – and sexy stories translate into more television viewers and newspaper subscribers. It is easier to tell a story about layoffs in a thirty-second soundbite on “Lou Dobbs Tonight” than to discuss a complex economic theory. It is important to state that globalization is neither inherently positive or negative; it is an amoral process. What matters is how individuals and countries react to globalization. If a country adapts to these fundamental changes in the world economy, then it will benefit greatly.