'trade globalization' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the increased interconnectedness between economies, businesses, and individuals around the world due to increased trade and the global reach of large corporations. For example, "The increased trade globalization of the past decade has enabled many more people to access goods from around the world."
A "countersummit" by groups opposed to free trade, globalization and Mr. Bush is scheduled to begin Wednesday.
Post Opinions writers E.J. Dionne Jr. and Robert Kagan talk about President Trump, Elizabeth Warren, trade, globalization and more.
Much like Soviet leaders, the American establishment is enthralled by utopian convictions -- the market orthodoxy of free trade globalization.
Meunier has published many articles on the European Union, the politics of international trade, globalization, and French politics in journals such as International Organization, Foreign Affairs, and Foreign Policy.
Michael Mathis, the Teamsters' political director, said the union wanted the debates to include Mr. Nader, who seeks the Green Party's nomination, and Mr. Buchanan, who wants to be the Reform nominee, because they were likely to raise the issues the Teamsters most care about: trade, globalization and their effect on the American worker.
Fifteen years of research on foreign trade, globalization, and offshoring of both manufacturing and services production have led to a book, and numerous articles; current work focuses on the impacts of these changes on labor markets in the US and throughout the world.
Many are forecasting rising tariffs and falling global trade as globalization is unpicked by protectionist sentiment.
Trade and Globalization Our trade policies and unaddressed ills from globalization exacerbate America's manufacturing industry woes.
Thus, the U.K. political system, traditionally divided between Labour and Tory parties, may over time realign between parties in favor of Europe, free trade and globalization and parties against the EU, free trade and globalization.
-- Trump's victory must be viewed as part of a global wave of reaction to immigration, trade and globalization.
Economists said the candidates' comments reflected a global trend toward growing suspicion of free trade and globalization.
