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For the most part, economists don't really discriminate between the free trade of goods and the free trade of labor. They're so closely linked in any case that
by Bluestrike2 12y ago
For the most part, economists don't really discriminate between the free trade of goods and the free trade of labor. They're so closely linked in any case that they're functionally the same in this context.
- revelation 12y agoThat's a funny idea in a world where you can't ask someone what they're making and mentioning union will get you fired.