Abstract
We study economics because we care about people. The global economic system produces and distributes goods and services to over six billion people around the world. These goods and services contribute to people’s sustenance, shelter, warmth, security, entertainment, knowledge, and self-worth, which, in turn, affect their happiness.
Keywords
Free Trade World Trade Organization Trade Liberalization Policy Choice Special Interest Group
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Notes
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