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zero-sum myth more prevalent than trade. When I published my book In Defence of Global Capitalism in 2001, it was an argument against the anti-globalists who thought free trade and multinational companies would make us in the West rich, but it would make poor countries poorer. I explained that this
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have to check your e-mail over the weekend, and there is no law against turning on the answering machine. Big is beautiful In the anti-globalists’ worldview, multinational corporations are leading the race to the bottom. By moving to developing countries and taking advantage of poor people and lax regulations, they
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trend toward better workplace and working conditions. Because of the low standards of suppliers’ factories in the Third World, Nike has long been vilified by anti-globalists. But the truth is that Nike is one of the companies offering employees the best of conditions, not out of generosity, but with an eye
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,’’ also known as export-processing zones, mainly for export industries. There, firms are allowed to start up with especially advantageous tax conditions and trade regulations. Anti-globalists characterize the free zones as havens for slave-driving and inhuman working conditions. There are indeed abuses and scandals in some quarters, and resolute action
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reducing emissions. Having done so, they could more easily comply with the exacting requirements of other states, whereupon those states again ratcheted up their requirements. Anti-globalists usually claim that the profit motive and free trade together cause businesses to entrap politicians in a race for the bottom. The California effect implies
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, January 2002, http://reason.com/0201/fe.bd.who.shtml. Chapter 5 1. The same phenomenon is associated with the concept of ‘‘globalization.’’ When international anti-globalists were staging a demonstration in Prague, it was organized by the umbrella organization ‘‘Initiative Against Economic Globalization,’’ but the Swedish variant, knowing globalization to have
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global economy. That was precisely why Geneva was so full of international organizations. You had to be somewhere. I also noticed that the so-called anti-globalists in the news had an awfully, well, global way of doing things. Donald Trump ran hotels and golf courses all around the world, as well
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