Why might it be easier to recognize the costs of
globalization than the benefits?

most economists, it is speculated that the globalization benefits are certainly larger than the global cost since the advantages of globalization are widely experienced than the costs. For example, an individual might get fired because of outsourcing in the United States but the company will end up hiring a cheaper individual elsewhere for the job which causes a double benefit against a single cost.

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