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    AT: Development K: Perm: Do Both Perm: Do The Plan As The Last Act of Development - This Solves Best. If We

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    The document discusses globalization and development. It argues that (1) development is inevitable globally and rejecting it is a form of development, (2) the alternative fails to solve for globalization being inevitable, and (3) we should evaluate the impacts of the key against the advantages of the affirmative by weighing them to determine who should win the debate.

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    AT: Development K: Perm: Do Both Perm: Do The Plan As The Last Act of Development - This Solves Best. If We

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    The document discusses globalization and development. It argues that (1) development is inevitable globally and rejecting it is a form of development, (2) the alternative fails to solve for globalization being inevitable, and (3) we should evaluate the impacts of the key against the advantages of the affirmative by weighing them to determine who should win the debate.

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    The document discusses globalization and development. It argues that (1) development is inevitable globally and rejecting it is a form of development, (2) the alternative fails to solve for globalization being inevitable, and (3) we should evaluate the impacts of the key against the advantages of the affirmative by weighing them to determine who should win the debate.

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    AT: Development K: Perm: Do Both Perm: Do The Plan As The Last Act of Development - This Solves Best. If We

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    AT: Development K

    Perm: Do Both

    Perm: Do THE PLAN AS THE LAST ACT OF DEVELOPMENT this solves best. If we
    win that there is a risk we cause something at least .01% good, then you vote Aff

    Development Inevitable
    - Development still exists in the world of the Alternative which means they also
    dont solve the link

    Alt. Links to the K
    - Rejecting development is a form of development towards a non-development
    world

    Alt fails: No alt solvency globalization inevitable
    Royo 2009 (Sebastian Royo is associate dean and professor of government at
    Suffolk University in Boston, and director of the Suffolk University Madrid Campus.)
    (November 2009 Varieties of Capitalism for Latin America
    http://www6.miami.edu/eucenter/publications/royovarcapitallalong09edi.pdf)
    Hence, some authors claim that globalization is not a choice [but] a reality, which
    has to be accepted because it is here to stay and even question whether it means the
    end to geography (Friedman 2000). It has brought about the flattening of the
    world (Friedman 2006). Others, however dispute the flattening of the world and
    point out that more than 90% of investments are still domestic, only 2% of the
    telephone calls are international, 95% of the university students study in their
    home country, and there is little evidence of salary convergence across countries
    that could be expected if the world was really flat and the frontiers would be
    irrelevant (Ghemawat 2007). Yet, according to most observers it is the cause of
    outcomes in many spheres from production processes to public policies; as well as
    changes in areas such as culture, the environment, transnational cooperation, or
    migration patterns.


    Framework
    We should get to weigh the impacts of the K against the advantages of the Aff
    If we outweigh we should win the debate

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