Thomas Friedman argued that the good of all peoples would be maximized if economic systems concentrated on all of the following except:

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Thomas Friedman's arguments generally support the idea of globalization, which includes privatization, continual economic growth, lowering trade barriers, and reducing government control of free markets. However, he does not specifically argue that the development of social opportunities would maximize the good of all peoples as a primary focus of economic systems.

Thomas Friedman Argued That the Good of All Peoples Would