SOCIAL PROTECTION OF THE POPULATION IN THE WORLD AND GLOBALIZATION
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Big economic interests, indigenous peoples, environmental destruction, price increases, social problems, social protection, globalization,Abstract
This article discusses the issue of social protection of the population and globalization in the world and the level of attention paid to social protection of the population in the world. Also, a number of current issues are analyzed in detail using reliable sources, analyzing the literature.
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