Tags: Free trade
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Rep. Justin Amash on Debt, Abortion, Immigration & More
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Obama to Name Former Colleague, Supporter to Head FTC
Edith Ramirez worked for president's campaign in 2008 and has been on commission since 2010
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U.S., Europe To Hold Trade Talks
With the goal of free-ish, sort of, trade
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Can Medical Tourism Save Us From Obamacare?
The rise of first-rate hospitals abroad may provide a vital lifeline for Americans.
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WTO Sees Global Economic Boost By Easing Trade Barriers
Why, yes, free trade is a good idea
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Honduran "Free City" Plan Might Be Alive Again
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Asian Leaders Launch Free Trade Talks
Member states of ASEAN plus regional partners China, Japan, South Korea, India, Australia and New Zealand
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Obama Trying to Encircle China With U.S. Trade Partners
Free trade ought to be an end in and of itself
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Report: NAFTA Boosted Pay Across North America
So isn't it nice Obama never got around to scuttling the trade agreement?
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China Touts Domestic Economy, Even as Exports Soar
It's a nice problem to have
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Men Arrested for "Hoarding" Gasoline
Otherwise known as buying a couple of gallons for your friends
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The Candidates' Trade Nonsense
Both candidates indulge the superstition that while exports are good, imports and outsourcing are bad.
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NGO Names Companies That Trade With Iran
Because that's the only terrible government on the planet
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Source: Deal on WTO Doha Rounds May Be Close
World leaders have been talking for years on liberalizing trade
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FL Farmers Target Inexpensive Mexican Tomatoes
Why let consumers choose?
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EU Seeks $12 Billion from US over Boeing Subsidies
While US complains about China's subsidies, this is going on
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US, EU Spar over Boeing Subsidies
America says they've stopped them. Europe says they haven't
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Tire Tariff Costs $900K for Each Job "Saved"
Why not just cut each worker a check for a fraction of the price?
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U.S. Launches Auto Trade Battle with China
China's subsidies bad. America's subsidies good! Go America!
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Where Free-Market Economists Go Wrong
Subsidies, stimulus, regulations, protectionism, trade restrictions, government-bank collusion, zoning, bailouts and more do not equal a "free" market.