As beggar-thy-neighbor policies contributed to the Great Depression, so did Destructive Trade contribute to, if not cause, the Great Recession. At the heart of the argument is the fact that modern policy-makers believe in free trade based on comparative advantage, neglecting the fact that with...

Using empirical evidence and theoretical analysis we show the fallacy of globalization through free international trade. A new and more comprehesive destructive trade analysis indicates that free international trade per se is likely to worsen world economic conditions and especially those of...

The failure of the old economic system, of many years of attempts to modernize it, and the situation preceding the catastrophe in the former USSR (which is to no small degree reminiscent of the situation in Germany in the final days of the Weimar Republic and threatens unpredictable...