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Has globalization peaked? What impact would reduced international trade have on your country?
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South Korea - The Doha Rounds will be successful once the United States cuts back farm subsidies and provides a new impetus for multilateral negotiations....
Shim Jae Hoon South Korea |Jul 30, 2006 at 8:00 PM
Potentially Devastating
London, England - I disagree with Moises Naim's claim that the collapse of Doha is not devastating. True, it isn't devastating on its own, but what this collapse could lead to could well be dangerous -- especially, as he eloquently...
Bill Emmott Great Britain |Jul 30, 2006 at 2:00 PM
Disappointing, Not Devastating
Washington DC - The political problem with trade negotiations is that while the benefits of lowering obstacles are diffuse, the losses are concentrated. The owners and workers of companies that are adversely affected by lower trade barriers are fewer but...
Moises Naim Washington, DC |Jul 28, 2006 at 7:22 PM
Against All Odds Iran Trades On
Tehran, Iran - For the last 25 years, international trade with Iran has been subject to an unfair, albeit failed political agenda to isolate Iran with sanctions. Blocking Iran's WTO application was a cheap political tool. But alas, Iran's natural...
Ali Ettefagh Tehran, Iran |Jul 28, 2006 at 11:07 AM
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