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What's wrong with protectionism?
(United Nations, 2018)
This short book responds to seven common objections to free trade corresponding to the seven sections of this review. It
successfully points out the fallacies underlying those objections by introducing theories of free ...
Trading stories : experiences with gender and trade
(United Nations, 2018)
The gap between men and women in social, cultural and economic equality is not inevitable. Bridging this disparity has been a goal of policymakers to reduce overall poverty and improve standard of living. The existing ...
Trade policy disaster : lessons from the 1930s
(United Nations, 2012)
<p>By Irwin. Douglas A. The 2008 financial crisis has been the worst economic contraction since the 1930s. To boost economic activity and curb rising unemployment, governments have employed various measures from expenditure ...
Aid for trade : what have we learnt? Which Way Ahead?
(UN.ESCAP, 2014)
<p>This is a book review of "Aid for Trade: What Have We Learnt? Which Way Ahead?" edited by Cadot and de Melo. The book looks at the Aid for Trade (AfT) initiative from its beginnings and the premise of trade generating ...
Clashing over commerce : a history of US trade policy
(United Nations, 2018)
Throughout the U.S. trade history, the degree of protectionism that the United States (US) should adopt has always been at the center of its trade policy and a leading source of its domestic political conflict. Douglas A. ...
Singapore 2065 : leading insights on economy and environment from 50 Singapore icons and beyond
(UN.ESCAP, 2015)
Recently, Wired.com featured an article titled, “Here’s How People 100 Years Ago Thought We’d Be Living Today.” 1 The article showcased several Victorian postcards that imagined how the future would look like. My favorite ...