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Globalization and Protectionism

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Discover the impacts of globalization and protectionism on consumers and producers, analyze the demand and supply of protectionism, and learn about the arguments for and against trade policies, regional agreements, and their long-term trends and tradeoffs.

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Introduction to Globalization and Protectionism

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Protectionism: An Indirect Subsidy From Consumers to Producers

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Demand and Supply Analysis of Protectionism

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Who Benefits and Who Pays?

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Key Concepts and Summary

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Fewer Jobs?

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Trade and Wages

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Labour Standards and Working Conditions

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Key Concepts and Summary

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The Infant Industry Argument

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The Anti-Dumping Argument

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The Environmental Protection Argument

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The Unsafe Consumer Products Argument

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The National Interest Argument

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Key Concepts and Summary

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The World Trade Organization

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Regional Trading Agreements

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Trade Policy At the National Level

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Long-Term Trends in Barriers to Trade

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Key Concepts and Summary

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The Tradeoffs of Trade Policy

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Key Concepts and Summary

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