Fair trade should be welcomed.
This trade should be monopolistic, with foreign intruders barred.
Students carrying Japanese cameras and drinking foreign coffee railed that trade should be local, not global.
Like everything in economics, support for free trade should be based on analysis, not slogans.
Consumption and trade should be encouraged in order to create an economic incentive for peace.
Opposition politicians say that Rafidah Aziz, the minister of trade, should be among them.
Government should be limited, trade should be free, and regulation should be minimal.
The notion of gains from trade should be called "positive economics" and opportunity cost "negative economics".
I stated that there was a difference of view about how fast trade should be liberalized.
Rather than ban peat, he suggested, its trade should be regulated and taxed to make sure it is used judiciously.
He insists that freeing trade should be "controlled, steered and managed according to the concerns of EU citizens".
