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Commented Feb 7, 2011 on Monkeys, trees, and the product jungle at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Monkeys, trees, and the product jungle
Here is a picture of the kind you do not see very often in economics: What it shows is the pattern of specialization of different parts of the world, and how different commodities are related to each other in product space according to a particular metric of proximity. The work in question is...
Great information you've provided us with here. Thanks so much for sharing. Nice site too
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Twin Cities Plastic Surgery
Commented Feb 7, 2011 on Isn't the WTO just so amazing? at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Isn't the WTO just so amazing?
"The US must do more to eliminate billions of dollars in illegal subsidies to its cotton farmers" writes the FT. Who says? A dispute resolution panel of the World Trade Organization. And guess what: the U.S. may well grumble and choose to appeal, but in the end, it will have to act. Just as it ...
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Commented Jan 26, 2011 on Nike Scores with Recycled World Cup Soccer Jerseys at The Green Life
Nike Scores with Recycled World Cup Soccer Jerseys
There’s nothing inherently green about a month-long sports competition that requires participants and spectators to fly in from all over the planet, as is the case for the FIFA World Cup, which will be held in South Africa this June. Nike is making efforts, though, to push the World Cup in a m...
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Frisco Plumber
Commented Jan 26, 2011 on Does globalization erode social safety nets? at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Does globalization erode social safety nets?
Economic theory and intuition suggest that as economies become more globalized, the ability of governments to undertake redistributive policies and to engage in social spending erodes. After all, a large part of the tax base--corporations, financial intermediaries, and skilled workers in partic...
Great information. I got lucky and found your site from a random Google search. Fortunately for me, this topic just happens to be something that I've been trying to find more info on for research purpose. Keep us the great and thanks a lot.
Frisco Plumber
Commented Jan 26, 2011 on Monkeys, trees, and the product jungle at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Monkeys, trees, and the product jungle
Here is a picture of the kind you do not see very often in economics: What it shows is the pattern of specialization of different parts of the world, and how different commodities are related to each other in product space according to a particular metric of proximity. The work in question is...
Great information. I got lucky and found your site from a random Google search. Fortunately for me, this topic just happens to be something that I've been trying to find more info on for research purpose. Keep us the great and thanks a lot.
Frisco Plumber
Commented Jan 26, 2011 on Isn't the WTO just so amazing? at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Isn't the WTO just so amazing?
"The US must do more to eliminate billions of dollars in illegal subsidies to its cotton farmers" writes the FT. Who says? A dispute resolution panel of the World Trade Organization. And guess what: the U.S. may well grumble and choose to appeal, but in the end, it will have to act. Just as it ...
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