Give three examples of some of the specific difficulties Kipling foresees in taking up
“the white man’s burden.”

True expl.For many years, it has been generally accepted that standards control access to markets. Consider, for example, the following statements. “The technology standard has become the source of a core competitive edge for industrial development. To some extent, a technology standard is a kind of development order and rule. Whoever con­trols the power of standard making and has its technology as the leading standard, com­mands the initiative of the market. Technol­ogy standards have become an important means of global economic competition, and directly influence the competitiveness of an industry, region or country. Therefore, as for Chinese enterprises, possessing the successful standard is a strategic choice to seize the leadership of the future indus­trial development.”