Trading for good : how global trade can be made to serve people not money /

It seems almost impossible to talk about trade without immediately invoking the idea of war. Countries like the United States and China slap tariffs on each other in a tit-for-tat fight over imbalances and surpluses. And on the ideological side, there has raged a decades-long contest between two ext...

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Main Author:	Felber, Christian (Author)
Other Authors:	Camiller, Patrick (Translator)
Format:	Book
Language:	English German
Published:	London : Zed, 2019
Subjects:	United Nations World Trade Organization Business ethics Commercial policy Free trade > Moral and ethical aspects International business enterprises > Environmental aspects International business enterprises > Health aspects International business enterprises > Moral and ethical aspects International trade > Moral and ethical aspects Social responsibility of business Sustainable development Free trade International business enterprises

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