Free trade philosophy critiqued 7 Articles

by G Washington Smikle

Free Trade is an idea whose time should never have come. One, because it is so difficult to have a universal definition of the term, and two, because there is no such thing as a free market. Free Trade assumes globaliza...read more

by Vanessa Sanders

Free trade is a perfect idea, but unfortunately it shares a flaw with other perfect ideas, like Democracy and Communism. In any system it is required that the citizens make informed and responsible decisions. In the case o...read more

by Andrew Fletcher

End of Democracy We are about to enter into an era where democracy cannot work. In order to address the global crisis that we have created, many unpopular decisions will have to be made and they will have to be unila...read more

by Vilmos Ziggy

Free trade is supposedly a self-sustaining economic model that promotes progression through necessity. The theoretical result of a free trade economoy is a more equal distribution of wealth. A third world country has a s...read more

by Tim White

Finally I come upon a topic I do indeed know a great deal about. As a survivor of the North American Free Trade Agreement allow me to testify. In theory it was a wonderful, wholesome, everybody wins type of proposal. I...read more

by Pat Plunkett

My article is not really about free trade. though I do have an opinion on it. The powers that be decided a long time ago to create a free market economy to make a profit.The fact that it caused poverty in the third world d...read more

by Robert Swanepoel

Free trade? (The negative effect of big business, globalisation and free trade on our lives, and how to combat it.) Part 1. Introduction 'Cafe latte, espresso, cappuccino, moccaccino...?' We are assailed by choice on...read more