Democracy Won't "Save" Africa, the Chinese Will

Federico Schiavio in International Trade 2 weeks ago

While the West wrings its hands over scenes of drought and dead children and wants to “save” Ethiopia, the Chinese see a fast growing economy with 90 million consumers and business to be had.

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Minimum Wage Debate: How Sweatshops Are Actually Good for the Poor

James Velasquez in International Trade 11 months ago

Despite their bad reputation, people in the West need to be more receptive to the benefits of low-waged sweatshops. What happens if we consider it from the perspective of the poor?

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Infinite Growth In a Finite World: What OWS Fails To Articulate

Andrej Litvinjenko in International Trade 2 years ago

We are all frustrated with the apparent failure of the global economic system. Still, it has been difficult for us to articulate our frustration.

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4 Trade Bills That Congress Should Pass Immediately

Travis Higgins in International Trade 3 months ago

Congress can dramatically improve the economy by fast-tracking trade, lifting the Cuba embargo, opening up to tourism, and investing in a renewable energy economy.

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US Debt Crisis Can Be Resolved If We Follow China Economic Growth Policy

Steven Bywater in International Trade 10 months ago

A shift in Chinese investment trends towards public services companies have been met with different responses by the US and EU. Who then is most at risk? And what are the advantages?

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How Kraft Foods, Oreos, and Starbucks Coffee Have Taken Off in China

Warren Rizzi in International Trade 1 year ago

Despite government negativity, some U.S. companies have made great strides in developing their brands in China due to smarter practices and the force of the market.