16 Jul 2014 5:01 pm
Economic globalization has provided Americans with access to a wide range of imported products. This has enabled consumers to demand not only high-quality products at low cost but also products that are produced according to consumers’ philosophical or ethical preferences. Simultaneously, domestic producers seeking protection from this influx of imports must find alternative shelters now that the use of tariffs and quotas is constrained by international law and economic good sense. The consequence is a perfect storm in which social welfare activists and special commercial interests join forces to promote regulatory regimes that unfairly and unnecessarily restrict imports.RichClem » 16 Jul 2014 4:52 pm » wrote: That's an improvement on your usual idiocy.
Cite one single thing they've written that's not credible.
http://www.cato.org/publications/policy ... free-trade
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