However, globalization has affected some developing states more rapidly than others, bringing inequality among developing states, in accordance with the debate that with growth comes is inequality in the article “Are Global Poverty and Inequality Getting Worse?” in which Wolf argues “Some countries, regions and people do better than others. The result is growing inequality. To regret it is to regret growth itself.” (2002 ) To combat this inequality problem, developing states must adopt international institutional policies and trade liberalization policies in order to benefit the state in its pursuit of globalization. This however creates an overall inequality among developing states development equipped with international institutions, but the price paid is the decline of poverty and inequality within the developing state and, ultimately, overall economic development.