The New Deal of World Trade, en The Freeman
30 May, 2012 § 3 Comments
Aparicio Caicedo public
a en el número de junio de la revista estadounidense, The Freeman, el artículo titulado “The New Deal of World Trade”, que es una síntesis de su libro El New Deal del Comercio Global:
Much has been said about the ideological origins of the postwar world trade order, but few words have been written on the ideological background of its framers, a group of Progressive lawyers and economists working secretly on the postwar planning committees of the State Department during World War II. Their panacea had little in common with Richard Cobden’s or Frédéric Bastiat’s free-trade teachings. They wanted trade relations regulated through global bureaucratic agencies—in Murray Rothbard’s words, through “the mercantilist-managerial apparatus of global economic control.” Their ideological footprint is still deeply embedded in the system.
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