Analysis of economic integration should evaluate the dominant form of development which emphasizes growth through exports, high capital mobility, privatization, and governmental deregulation.
Does “Free Trade” Create Good Jobs? A Rebuttal to the Clinton Administration’s Claims GCP-97-2
U.S. government officials, business leaders and many economists tout "free trade" agreements as U.S. employment and wage boosters.
Development: Who Pays and Who Benefits? GCP-96-8
All firm locations create costs and benefits. Conventional wisdom holds that any negative effects of firms locating in the outer suburbs are greatly overshadowed by very large private benefits.
Value Exchange and the Social Economy: Framework and Paradigm Shift in Urban Policy GCP-96-3
Urban policy creation and evaluation derive from an often unstated but far-reaching paradigm or framework that privileges a particular model of market processes.