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  • nafta

    About Kaplan´s article, ¨Clinton and Obama should declare truce over NAFTA¨, one thing really bugs me. Kaplan seems to associate NAFTA with China and products from China. I hear this all the time in the news...statements like ''I´m against Nafta because of the Chinese imports'' are not accurate. NAFTA is the North American ...
    Posted to Trailhead by tyson01mx on February 26, 2008

  • Dental Tourism

    That's a great article. It's nice to read an honest account of travelling for dental treatment, including your natural fears, and how you got through them. We're always looking for good quality dentists in Mexico to add to our directory so I'll Dr. Gonzalez's name along to my co-workers and get them to add him. So, one year on, how is the work ...
    Posted to Medical Examiner by RevaHealth.com on February 1, 2008

  • Re: al "Global Warming" Gore

    oh, the bad weather?? ask your Father... ''But as it was in the days of Noah, so shall it be also at the coming of the Son of Man.'' And thus, with the sword and by bloodshed the inhabitants of the earth shall mourn; and with famine, and plague, and earthquake, and the thunder of heaven, and the fierce and vivid lightning also, ...
    Posted to Everyday Economics by flipp20 on October 24, 2007

  • An "inconvenient idiot"

    Very very long but..... worth the read.... -when you have time of course- ''you are blind, you are stupid, you are in the dark, in the mist and fog, wandering to and fro like a boat upon the water without sail, rudder or oar; you know not whither you are going.'' ...
    Posted to Everyday Economics by flipp20 on October 23, 2007

  • hypocritical economics

    we preach the benefits of free-market capitalism. we believe in the free trade of goods and services and the free flow of capital across geographies. so why can't we accept the free flow of labor? labor mobility is an equilibrating mechanism central to economic growth. labor resources need to be able to flow from areas of abundance to areas of ...
    Posted to Everyday Economics by mrbiswas on June 21, 2007

  • Re: Getting us nowhere

    ''I don't feel the US has any obligation to continue to be the haven for poor people around the world.'' It never has been such haven at any time in their history. The immigrant waves of the early XX century were to populate the vast territories taken from Mexico at gun point, and only Western Europeans were allowed to immigrate.
    Posted to Everyday Economics by yevgeniwebmaster on June 14, 2007

  • Re: Not about legal ... but illegal!

    The US *never* opened their doors to Laotians, Cambodians, etc. The US expansion was built on, a, the massacre of millions of Native Americans b, the invasion of Texas, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Nevada and California. Were these two acts fully legal? I thought you would agree, too.
    Posted to Everyday Economics by yevgeniwebmaster on June 14, 2007