"If we increase the number of H-1B visas that are available to U.S. companies, employment of U.S. nationals would likely grow as well. For instance, Microsoft has found that for every H-1B hire we make, we add on average four additional employees to support them in various capacities."
Bill Gates,
Testimony before the Committee on Science and Technology, US House of Representatives,
March 12, 2008.
Sallie James discusses rising food prices on WTTG. May 22, 2008 [Flash Video, 02:08]
Sallie James talks about the farm bill on Fox News, April 30, 2008 [Flash Video, 04:43]
Sallie James talks to Glenn Beck about the escalating global food crisis. April 23, 2008 [Flash Video, 03:11]
Sallie James on C-SPAN talking about the Colombia Free Trade Agreement, April 16, 2008 [Flash Video, 05:00]
Sallie James discusses the latest toy recalls from China on BBC World News. (September 14, 2007) [Real Media]
Sallie James discusses skyrocketing milk prices on MSNBC. (August 18, 2007) [Real Media]
Sallie James discusses safety concerns over China's recent exports on MSNBC. (August 3, 2007) [Real Media]
Sallie James discusses internet gambling on Bloomberg TV. (April 26, 2007) [Real Media]
Sallie James discusses the U.S. farm bill on New Tang Dynasty Television. (April 12, 2007) [Real Media]
Sallie James discusses U. S-China economic ties on CNBC. (December 14, 2006) [Real Media]
Sallie James discusses trade issues on CNBC. (December 08, 2006) [Real Media]
Sallie James discusses U.S.-China trade relations on CNBC. (November 20, 2006) [Real Media]
BACK to Sallie James
China's Energy Woes
Trade, They SED
Worried About a Recession? Don't Blame Free Trade
Plenty of Blame to Go Around on Farm Bill Travesty
Traders
Free Trade Promotes Peace in Colombia
by Daniel Griswold
July 11, 2008
Dumbing Down Trade to Make it Saleable
by Daniel Ikenson
July 10, 2008
Food Crisis? What Food Crisis?
by Sallie James
July 8, 2008
On Onions, Oil, and 'Speculators'
by Daniel Griswold
June 30, 2008
Support the Cato Institute
1000 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. Washington D.C. 20001-5403
Phone (202) 842-0200 Fax (202) 842-3490
All Rights Reserved © 2006 - 2008 Cato Institute