please answer the each question with 300 words — read the file attachedAmartya Sen is a contemporary economist who won the Nobel Prize in economics in 1998. He is very philosophically inclined and ties his economic analyses to philosophical questions particularly those of Human Rights and Democracy. In the essays that we read today we see Sen reject cultural relativism which has become quite fashionable. According to him human rights are not culturally relative; in fact he argues that democracy is not culturally limited either. Both have a universal appeal. Barber begins the discussion of “globalization” from anti-democratic and non-democratic view. 1. How does Sen reject cultural relativism? And what does he mean when he says that “there is a substantial tendency to extrapolate backward from the present”? 2. What is the importance of “curry” in Sen’s analysis?