[Previous] Managing Globalization: A New Trade Bandwagon - Are Rich-Po...

 [Next] International trade narrows....

Some related posts from Technorati and Google.

 [Kickrss.com] jacobcesko :: KickRSS: Diaries up for rescue tonight: Jlowe's Impact of the Millenium Ecosystem Assessment details the report created by more than one thousand authors in 95 countries to help provide data to guide UN guidelines for international environmental programs, and discusses the difficulty of assigning monetary value to local ecosystems because of the complexity of their inter-relatedness. CinDan's If It Works For Evil, It Will Work For Good poses the interesting question of why drastic change for good is dismissed in America when we've seen some of the most drastic change for bad in the past six years.

 [Brothersjudd.blogspot.com] <Brothers Judd Blog>: Fixing these problems will take federal dollars, an amount of cash that is mistakenly viewed as "unaffordably liberal" under existing terms of debate. In fact, an agenda that covered the uninsured, subsidized a new living wage of $9 an hour and adequately compensated teachers would cost less than two cents on the national dollar, or 2 percent of the nation's gross domestic product.

Reflected tags on Technorati: Blog, International Trade, EconWatch.com