Social Science — CBSE Class 10 board question

Ways to Make Globalisation Fair:

1. Protect workers' rights: The government must ensure labour laws are properly implemented so that workers receive fair wages and decent working conditions.

1. Support small producers: Government should support small producers to improve their performance until they are strong enough to compete with large MNCs.

1. Use trade and investment barriers: Where necessary, the government can impose trade and investment barriers to protect domestic industries from unfair competition.

1. Negotiate at WTO: The government should negotiate at the WTO for fairer rules, ensuring developing countries are not disadvantaged by the policies of developed nations.

1. Collective bargaining: Developing countries should unite and align with each other to collectively fight against the domination of developed countries in the WTO.

1. People's participation: Campaigns and representations by people's organisations can influence important trade and investment decisions at the international level, as seen at the WTO.

Source: Chapter 4, The Struggle for a Fair Globalisation

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• Examiners expect 5 distinct points for a 5-mark question — each point earns 1 mark.
• Always use bold headings for each point; it makes the answer organised and easy to evaluate.
• All points must come directly from the textbook passage on "Fair Globalisation" — do not add outside information.
• The key idea to convey is the dual role of both the government and people's organisations in making globalisation fair.
• Avoid padding or repeating the same idea in different words.