Globalization: obsession or necessity?

Article Abstract:

The course of globalization need not be strictly regulated, nor will it necessarily devolve into a harsh winner-take-all free-market capitalism seen in the beginning of the industrial age. The US/World Bank vision of free capital markets and little or no barriers to trade appears to have many international skeptics, and that vision is certainly subject to modification and negotiation.

Analysis, International economic relations, Capitalism, International finance, Free trade

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Globalization: its defenders and dissenters

Article Abstract:

This article explores the impact of globalization. The author, examining the arguments of supporters and critics of globalization, argues the growth of the globalized economy has brought prosperity and economic growth to some countries and severe income inequality to other countries.

Economics, Management, Influence, Equality, Anti-globalization movement, Globalization

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Environmental policy for business and government

Article Abstract:

Economists offer policies to deal with environmental problems most of which involve ways of designing government interventions. There is a great deal of dissatisfaction with government environmental policy in practice, no matter how well they are designed.

United States, Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management Programs, Economists, Environmental Programs, Administration of Environmental Quality Programs, Resources, Environ & Energy-Total Govt, Evaluation, Environmental policy

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