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The World’s Top 10 Nonfinancial Multinational Enterprises Text Alternative

It contains four columns and eleven rows.

The first row is a heading and reads as follows:

Column 1 is titled corporation, column 2 is titled home economy, column 3 is titled industry, and column 4 is titled foreign assets (in million dollars).

In row 2, column 1 reads Royal Dutch Shell, column 2 reads United Kingdom, column 3 reads petroleum, and column 4 reads 349,720 dollars.

In row 3, column 1 reads Toyota Motor, column 2 reads Japan, column 3 reads motor vehicles, and column 4 reads 303,678 dollars.

In row 4, column 1 reads BP, column 2 reads United Kingdom, column 3 reads petroleum, and column 4 reads 235,124 dollars.

In row 5, column 1 reads Total, column 2 reads France, column 3 reads petroleum, and column 4 reads dollar 233,217.

In row 6, column 1 reads Anheuser-Busch InBev, column 2 reads Belgium, column 3 reads food and beverages, and column 4 reads 208,012 dollars.

In row 7, column 1 reads Volkswagen Group, column 2 reads Germany, column 3 reads Motor vehicles, and column 4 reads 197,254 dollars.

In row 8, column 1 reads Chevron, column 2 reads United States, column 3 reads petroleum, and column 4 reads 189,116 dollars.

In row 9, column 1 reads General Electric, column 2 reads United States, column 3 reads industrial and commercial machinery, and column 4 reads 178,525 dollars.

In row 10, column 1 reads Exxon Mobile Corporation, column 2 reads United States, column 3 reads petroleum, and column 4 reads 165,969 dollars.

In row 11, column 1 reads Softbank Corp, column 2 reads Japan, column 3 reads telecommunications; and column 4 reads 145,611 dollars.

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The Benefits and Costs of Globalization2 Text Alternative

It contains two columns and six rows. Column 1 is titled benefits of globalization, and column 2 is titled costs of globalization.

The benefits of globalization are listed in column 1 in rows 2 through six as follows:

Row 2 reads increases economic productivity.

Row 3 reads reduces prices for consumers.

Row 4 reads gives developing countries access to foreign investment funds to support economic development.

Row 5 reads transfers technology.

Row 6 reads spreads democracy and freedom, and reduces military conflict.

The costs of globalization are listed in column 2 in rows 2 through six as follows:

Row 2 reads causes job insecurity.

Row 3 reads weakens environmental and labor standards.

Row 4 reads prevents individual nations from adopting policies promoting environmental or social objectives, if these discriminate against products from another country.

Row 5 reads erodes regional and national cultures and undermines cultural, linguistic, and religious diversity.

Row 6 reads is compatible with despotism.

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Global Inequality and the Bottom of the Pyramid2 Text Alternative

The pyramid contains four sections. From the bottom to the top, the sections are as follows:

The fourth section is labeled base of the pyramid. There are two points under this heading that read as follows:

3,282 million people (70%)

Assets less than 10,000 dollars

The third section is labeled middle class. There are two points under this heading that read as follows:

1,054 million people (21 percent)

Assets from 10,000 dollars to 100,000 dollars.

The second section is labeled high wealth. There are two points under this heading that read as follows:

391 million people (8 percent)

100,000 dollars to 1 million dollars.

The first and top section is labeled top of the pyramid. There are two points under this heading that read as follows:

36 million people (less than 1%)

More than I million dollars.

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Distinctive Attributes of the Three Major Sectors Text Alternative

The pyramid contains four sections. From the bottom to the top, the sections are as follows:

The fourth section is labeled base of the pyramid. There are two points under this heading that read as follows:

3,282 million people (70%)

Assets less than 10,000 dollars

The third section is labeled middle class. There are two points under this heading that read as follows:

1,054 million people (21 percent)

Assets from 10,000 dollars to 100,000 dollars.

The second section is labeled high wealth. There are two points under this heading that read as follows:

391 million people (8 percent)

100,000 dollars to 1 million dollars.

The first and top section is labeled top of the pyramid. There are two points under this heading that read as follows:

36 million people (less than 1%)

More than I million dollars.

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