qu'L-JLIUI Id 1. Do you think that the cultures of Western Europe have changed over the years and that such ethical concerns are a remnant of the past? 2.. Do you think that freemarket reforms will simply recreate the conditions that gave rise to the welfare state in the rst place? 3. What can governments do for workers who become displacedr or perhaps obsolete, in a more open and competitive economy? Answer 1} Sure, in the past, the culture in Western FUR has changed quickly, adapting the country's domestic and foreign forces. Cultural changes have persisted and are evolving due to the impact of globalisation. This is not new since the indigenous cultures have modied social norms. moral values, attitudes, faithfulness etc. This is not new. 2lThe privatization of the free market applies to the process in which advertisers have the right to x product prices based on demand and supply without government policy interference. The need of state welfare can not be replaced by free market reforms. because welfare applies to government policies designed to deliver social welfare services. The situation may be affected by freemarket reforms, because there are no laws for business people. 3}When the staff in the competitive world are redundant. they lose their competitive edge and may miss opportunities. There are more openings today. but workers are not trained to take advantage of these opportunities. The administration should plan some company-levei policies to educate and train employees so that new employees could perform