Trade typically figures prominently in U.S. presidential elections, and 2016 is no exception. While campaigning, politicians tend to adopt anti-international-business positions that are theoretically unsound and lack empirical evidence.
Four fallacies underline these common political argument
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AJAI GAUR & RAM MUDAMBI
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