The never-ending question

Article Abstract:

There is a debate on the links between free trade and economic growth, with the findings of one paper that trade promotes growth challenges by another study. Poor performance may be due to a number of causes, not just those related to trade, and corruption is one possible cause. There is a need for more studies of individual economies rather than crude measures that do not surivive close scrutiny. Such studies do tend to indicate that trade helps to promote growth.

Developing countries, Economic development

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He wants your job

Article Abstract:

US and European labor leaders wrongly oppose free trade agreements. Open commerce is not a zero-sum game, as all economies will benefit from everyone else's increased prosperity.

International aspects, Labor supply, Labor force

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