Well written. Yeah, its a tricky word to use because when people say or hear "globalization" they sometimes just mean international trade. Thats why I sometimes write it as capital "G" Globalization, cosmically ironically, and Globalization deepening or receding may very well not have the effects on trade people might assume at first glance. For example, I strongly suspect that -- cosmically ironically -- if Globalization and its international "trade" deals had never happened at all, there would be far more international trade than there is now....
Well written. Yeah, its a tricky word to use because when people say or hear "globalization" they sometimes just mean international trade. Thats why I sometimes write it as capital "G" Globalization, cosmically ironically, and Globalization deepening or receding may very well not have the effects on trade people might assume at first glance. For example, I strongly suspect that -- cosmically ironically -- if Globalization and its international "trade" deals had never happened at all, there would be far more international trade than there is now....
Wow. That is on the most insightful economic articles I have read. Kudos