Collision course : PM's advocacy of international financial regulation confronts DFAT's free trade zeal (journal article)
By Geoff Edwards
From Public Administration Today, No 17 October/December 2008
"Conflict between the ideal of liberalisation of trade markets and the need for a new international regime for the regulation of financial services - critique of assumptions underlying trade policy - theoretical basis of trade policy - conclusion that international free trade conflicts with many policies conducive to the public interest."
Tuesday, 18 August 2009
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Labels: Economy economics and finance, Trade
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