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Archive for December, 2008

It Begins in Detroit: The Auto Industry Bailout and Global Trade Protectionism

Tuesday, December 9th, 2008

The multi-billion dollar bailout package working its way toward passage in the U.S. Congress may yet come to assume a significance far beyond the precincts of the Detroit auto industry it is designed to rescue. If the same U.S. Congress maintains … Continue Reading…

Posted by Joe Guinan in Economics, Trade & Poverty Reduction, United States, WTO | 1 Comment »