Free Trade

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Free trade, but not for the flag Free trade, but not for the flag
It is OK to burn Old Glory, if she's made in China?
Is Obama a protectionist? Is Obama a protectionist?
In Michigan, the candidate says we can't turn back the tide of globalization, but not all trade agreements make sense. Is he contradicting himself? Or just being nuanced?
McCain explains why the U.S. is on the "wrong track" McCain explains why the U.S. is on the "wrong track"
Americans are upset with the country's direction, he says, because Congress won't approve free trade deals. Is the man even paying attention?
The rules of globalization The rules of globalization
The real threat to the global trading system isn't posed by anti-globalization activists, says Dani Rodrik
The rice paradox The rice paradox
Sure, freer trade will probably boost production, eventually. But that's little comfort to the urban poor, right now.
Free trade for food Free trade for food
While Americans bicker over the Colombia FTA, China and New Zealand cut a deal. Could rising food prices be the reason?
Bush's dumb move on trade Bush's dumb move on trade
Now is not the time, or the place, for the president to pick a fight with Congress over the Colombian Free Trade Agreement.
The trade follies of Austan Goolsbee and Mark Penn The trade follies of Austan Goolsbee and Mark Penn
First there was Obama's "NAFTA-gate." Now comes Clinton's chief campaign strategist, lobbying for a free trade agreement. Which is worse?
The audacity of free trade The audacity of free trade
One month after NAFTA-gate, it's time to look back and see what exactly Barack Obama said about trade, in "The Audacity of Hope"
"Free" trade has a price, President Bush "Free" trade has a price, President Bush
In Jacksonville, Fla., Bush praises the benefits of trade, but in Washington, helping workers who get burned by the global economy isn't his priority. Too bad for him.
Steamship globalization and Ohio's manufacturing jobs Steamship globalization and Ohio's manufacturing jobs
Who is to blame for unfair global trade? How about the Industrial Revolution?
"The dangerous protectionism of Barack Obama" "The dangerous protectionism of Barack Obama"
Is his Patriot Employer Act "idiotic" pandering? Or is it how you win an election in Ohio?
Clinton and Obama's NAFTA showdown Clinton and Obama's NAFTA showdown
In Ohio, no points are awarded for a nuanced position on free trade.
The Texas Ohio NAFTA two-step The Texas Ohio NAFTA two-step
Free trade doesn't play well with Ohioans. But NAFTA may be popular in southern Texas. What's a politician campaigning in both states to do?
Subtracting the "IBM" from the ThinkPad Subtracting the "IBM" from the ThinkPad
Lenovo wants its brand to stand alone. But one Boeing jet is still worth a million pairs of Chinese sneakers. So who is beating whom?
Change is scary, says Condoleezza Rice Change is scary, says Condoleezza Rice
The Secretary of State gives "free trade" a hard sell, but concedes that Americans are becoming more "fearful." So whatcha gonna do about it?
Costa Rica votes "yes" for free trade Costa Rica votes "yes" for free trade
But is a referendum the best way to govern? Ask California, and follow the money
All together now: Everybody hates "free trade" All together now: Everybody hates "free trade"
Republicans join Democrats in a retreat from globalization. Should the rest of the world care?
Where has all the wheat gone? Where has all the wheat gone?
Global inventories of the grain are plunging and prices are surging. Is the biofuel boogeyman to blame?
More gloom for GM and Ford, more joy for Toyota More gloom for GM and Ford, more joy for Toyota
Detroit's Big Three report continuing sales declines for June. Meanwhile, Prius hybrids are selling like hotcakes.
A new world trade order? A new world trade order?
Talk about quick work. Economist Dani Rodrik joins the blogosphere and presto: Republicans and Democrats agree to a trade deal
Pesticide harmony -- a sick free trade tune Pesticide harmony -- a sick free trade tune
Canada plans to reduce pesticide safety standards to match the U.S. Meanwhile, Europe looks on in disgust.
Free trade: More SpongeBob for Korea Free trade: More SpongeBob for Korea
A new trade agreement could mean higher prices for drugs and a proliferation of American TV shows.
A "new bargain" on trade? A "new bargain" on trade?
Harvard's Dani Rodrik says the global economy is as open as it needs to be. House Democrats chime in with a proposal to close things up a bit.
Jorge W. Bush visits "the neighborhood" Jorge W. Bush visits "the neighborhood"
Talking that "free trade" talk, the president heads to Brazil to pump up ethanol. Why would anyone doubt his sincerity?
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