The economists Hufbauer and Suominen make accessible much scholarly research on the economic effects of globalization in its various dimensions: trade, finance, foreign direct investment, and migration.
Many people have given up on the WTO’s Doha Round, the ninth round of multilateral trade negotiations, which began in 2001 and was stymied in 2008. These authors argue strongly that the Doha Round should be resumed and brought to a successful conclusion.
This specialized but important book examines, and questions, the compatibility of many cap-and-trade proposals with existing World Trade Organization rules.
