…of the arm’s-length principle. Under that approach, the “correct” price is the price at which companies or people would be willing to trade if those traders were not economically related….

…deficit is causing the trade deficit (apart from any possible impacts on the value of the dollar) are proclaiming their ignorance. If you are thinking that Dean left off trade…

…administration trade policies, perhaps with the hope of shaming Republicans into adhering to their own free-trade rhetoric (especially in light of recent Bush administration moves); d) the BR is sending…

…been winners up until now, but may soon become losers from trade. On Jan. 1, World Trade Organization rules governing the global textile trade will undergo their biggest revision in…

…manufacturing jobs have also disappeared because of international trade. But jobs have also disappeared in industries that face no international competition, such as transportation and retail trade. The table below…

…trade incentives. It said Costa Rica, El Salvador and Guatemala had been offered increased trade quotas if they quit the alliance. The BBC has lots of great coverage of the…

…Capital funds were liable because the funds were engaged in the trade or business of operating Scott. Sun Capital argued the opposite, saying that it was merely a passive investor….

Via Naked Capitalism reminds us of several thing about the current round of trade agreements, which would increase the ability of international corporations to sue governments both local and national…

…cases where large changes in relative prices don’t seem to have produced large changes in trade (Greece’s lagging exports), or conversely, where large changes in trade seem to have happened…

…employment, which would be made available in a particular trade by cutting off the competition of foreigners or prisoners in respect of that trade, would be net extra employment, or…