Trade Deals: Backdoor Financial Deregulation
Wall Street has a new power tool to demolish financial stability policies, and it comes from a source many would not expect.
Wall Street has a new power tool to demolish financial stability policies, and it comes from a source many would not expect.
Efraim Chalamish | Posted 12.26.2011
As Congress approved three Free Trade Agreements (also known as Trade Pacts) with South Korea, Panama, and Colombia, I get the impression that there are two leading narratives.
Alan Grayson | Posted 12.11.2011
This week, we'll see Congress vote on three so-called "trade agreements." Did you ever wonder why they call them "trade agreements"? So that they don't have to call them what they actually are -- treaties.
Rep. Dennis Kucinich | Posted 12.03.2011
Unfortunately, the proposed free trade agreements with South Korea, Colombia and Panama do nothing to address the significant flaws in the free trade model that prioritize the rights of multinational companies over the rights of workers and the American economy.
Lori Wallach | Posted 11.07.2011
Whatever one thinks about the idea of "free trade," the federal government's own studies predict that FTAs with Korea, Colombia and Panama would increase the U.S. trade deficit.
AP | JULIE PACE | Posted 08.28.2011
WASHINGTON — The White House and congressional lawmakers reached a deal Tuesday to propel three coveted free trade agreements toward a vote on C...
Susan Segal | Posted 05.25.2011
Why are labor groups, decision makers, and Congress stalling on trade agreements that would put Americans back to work, boost our exports, and increase our competitiveness in Latin America and Asia?
William Bernstein | Posted 05.25.2011
Obama is highly intelligent, highly trained -- and he knows full well that the nation as a whole benefits from free trade, even if substantial minorities are harmed by it.
Lori Wallach | Posted 05.20.2012