"The simple fact is that highly skilled foreign-born workers make enormous contributions to our economy [...] The US will find it far more difficult to maintain its competitive edge over the next 50 years if it excludes those who are able and willing to help us compete. Other nations are benefiting from our misguided policies."
Bill Gates,
Testimony before the Committee on Science and Technology, US House of Representatives,
March 12, 2008.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. The Fundamental Freedom to Trade 2. The Truth about Trade in History 3. The Myth of the Race to the Bottom 4. The Myth of Surrendered Sovereignty 5. (Mis)managed Trade 6. Unclean Hands: America's Protectionist Policies 7. Protectionist Paradise? 8. Trade and Human Rights: The Case of China 9. Free Trade: Salvation for Cities |
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