Globalization increased economic interdependence between nations after World War 2 through the creation of international organizations like the World Bank and IMF. While globalization has increased world GDP and trade, it has also contributed to growing inequality between rich and poor nations. Some nations and corporations now have more wealth than many countries. Globalization impacts many aspects of modern life but also creates challenges around issues like child labor, outsourcing of jobs, environmental degradation, and cultural homogenization. Different groups respond in various ways to the effects of increasing global connections and integration of world economies and societies.