Trade: Opinion & Editorials

China and the chips - at Washington Times - Sat, Mar 20, 2004
China's Workers -- and Ours - at The Washington Post (reg. req'd) - Wed, Mar 17, 2004
Trade and the Campaign - at The Washington Post (reg. req'd) - Mon, Mar 15, 2004
Trading up - at Washington Times - Thu, Mar 11, 2004
Cut Outsourcing = Cut Profits - at National Review - Wed, Mar 10, 2004
Exporting America: false choices - at CNN/Money - Wed, Mar 10, 2004
We have to stick together - by Former Sen. Donald Riegleat Globe and Mail. - Tue, Mar 09, 2004
Americans manage to convince themselves they are underdogs - at The Guardian (UK). - Mon, Mar 08, 2004
Politics and Trade - at The Weekly Standard - Tue, Mar 02, 2004
Bill Clinton told the truth on free trade - at The Oregonian - Tue, Mar 02, 2004
The Stealth Trade War - at Cato Institute - Tue, Mar 02, 2004
Free trade -- but at what price? - at Boston Globe - Mon, Mar 01, 2004
A New Consensus on Free Trade - at The Washington Post (reg. req'd) - Mon, Mar 01, 2004
Job losses unfairly tarnish benefits of free trade - at USATODAY.com - Wed, Feb 25, 2004
Dumb, dumber, dumbest on trade - at Rocky Mountain News - Mon, Feb 23, 2004
Open Up the WTO - at The Washington Post (reg. req'd) - Fri, Feb 20, 2004
Americans know free trade hurts; why doesn't the GOP? - at Miami Herald (reg. req'd) - Wed, Feb 18, 2004
Free Trade, Fairly Managed - at The Washington Post (reg. req'd) - Wed, Feb 18, 2004
A Sticky State of Affairs - at National Review - Thu, Feb 12, 2004
All together now: Take the free-market plunge - at Christian Science Monitor - Thu, Feb 12, 2004
This Is Free Trade? - at The Washington Post (reg. req'd) - Tue, Feb 10, 2004
Down Thunder - at Christian Science Monitor - Tue, Feb 10, 2004
Trade Talk - at The Weekly Standard - Tue, Feb 03, 2004
Protection Racket - at Wall St. Journal - Tue, Feb 03, 2004
Free trade and home security get expert treatment - at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Thu, Jan 29, 2004
A Cheap Dollar Boom - at The Washington Post (reg. req'd) - Tue, Jan 27, 2004
Cancun remorse? - at Washington Times - Mon, Jan 26, 2004
WTO Victory on Steel Hides Deficiencies - at JURIST - Fri, Jan 23, 2004
Why free trade is difficult for both sides - at The Age - Tue, Jan 20, 2004
U.S. Trade Miracle -- Prices Unchanged - at Bloomberg.com - Thu, Jan 15, 2004
NAFTA's legacy -- profits and poverty - at San Francisco Chronicle - Wed, Jan 14, 2004
US as Global Free-Trade Leader - at Christian Science Monitor - Wed, Jan 14, 2004
Summit goal: Get FTAA back on track - at Miami Herald (reg. req'd) - Sun, Jan 11, 2004
NAFTA at 10 - at The Washington Post (reg. req'd) - Fri, Jan 09, 2004
Free Trade But... - at The Washington Post (reg. req'd) - Fri, Jan 09, 2004
After 10 Years, NAFTA Continues to Pay Dividends - at Cato Institute - Thu, Jan 08, 2004
First, Brassieres. Now, Shrimp. Who Gain - at Bloomberg.com - Wed, Jan 07, 2004
Pick one: bad or worse - at Globe and Mail. - Tue, Jan 06, 2004
The Asian Dollar Mystery - at The Washington Post (reg. req'd) - Tue, Jan 06, 2004
Nafta limitations - at Boston Globe - Mon, Jan 05, 2004
When the High Road Isn't Enough - at American Prospect - Thu, Jan 01, 2004
Free-Trade Successes - at The Washington Post (reg. req'd) - Mon, Dec 22, 2003
No divine rights in trade - at The Oregonian - Mon, Dec 22, 2003
NAFTA's failure - at San Francisco Chronicle - Mon, Dec 22, 2003
After Miami - at Washington Times - Tue, Dec 16, 2003
Bending on Steel - at The Washington Post (reg. req'd) - Wed, Dec 10, 2003
Canada rolls over for U.S. - at Globe and Mail. - Tue, Dec 09, 2003
Time for Wen and Bush to talk trade - at The Taipei Times - Tue, Dec 09, 2003
In South Korea trade hurt by ugly nostalgia - at The Taipei Times - Mon, Dec 08, 2003
No one wants a trade war but ... - at The Guardian (UK). - Mon, Dec 08, 2003

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