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Canada is the United States' largest trading partner of goods...
In the final hours of Republican rule, the Senate on Wednesday put forward an all-purpose bill covering everything from normalized trade with Vietnam and tax breaks for millions of taxpayers to an expansion of offshore oil drilling...
The European Union (EU) had no scientific basis for imposing a moratorium on genetically modified crops, and therefore the ban is illegal, the World Trade Organization (WTO) ruled on September 29...
A cartoon from the Sept. 12, 1888 issue of Puck magazine kicks off "A Tale of Two Tariff Commissions and One Dubious 'Globalization Backlash,'" a 2002 exercise in economic history by Stephen Meardon, an economics professor at Williams College...
European Union officials face a difficult meeting today with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, after Poland stuck with its decision to veto the start of talks on a new EU-Russia framework agreement...
This essay over at the Library of Economics and Liberty is part one of a two part series I'm writing on comparative advantage...
Mostly "globalization" is used to refer to the policy of extending the principles of a free market, capitalist political economy beyond the borders of countries where those principles have taken substantial root…
I think I have finally caught the Oxford English Dictionary…
Among the most crucial reforms are those related to Latin America's domestic financial systems, most of which are inadequate.
Interviewed recently by a Miami Herald reporter, Ms. Lopez has a message for people in the United States and other wealthy countries who are nervous about buying goods from "sweatshops": "I wish more people would buy the clothes we make."