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Pain From Free Trade Spurs Second Thoughts
Economists are divided in their advice to US politicians on free trade and outsourcing of labor
David Wessel
March 30, 2007
As Globalization’s Benefits Grow, So Do Its Skeptics
For globalization and free trade to flourish, good foreign relations are a must
David Wessel
April 3, 2007
Help Not Wanted
Rich countries compete for global influence by showering poor nations with billions in aid
Moisés Naím
February 15, 2007
Hershey's Outsourcing
Globalization and outsourcing could end with climbing energy costs
Herb Field
March 7, 2007
Globalization Has Left Central Banks Facing a World of Growing Economic Uncertainties
Globalization upsets the central banker’s delicate world
Stephen King
March 7, 2007
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