Doha Debacle: Whats Next for Global Commerce

Progress toward unfettered international commerce stumbled last week with the collapse of the World Trade Organizations Doha talks, a seven-year effort to establish new global trade rules. The lengthy talks were complicated by the rapid emergence of China and India as major economic powers -- powers with commercial and strategic interests to protect, and the clout to do so. Many observers say the talks collapse is a setback for poorer nations, which need access to larger markets in order for their economies to grow. Wharton professors Stephen Kobrin, whose research interests include globalization, and Marshall Meyer, an authority on Chinas economy, recently spoke to Knowledge@Wharton about the talks collapse, global commerce and Chinas interest in the rules governing trade.

A2 Economics: International trade in 8mins

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In this video I go over the theory of trade and specialisation and explore the costs and benefits of this. This video is created and presented by Komilla Chadha.

The Global Economic Downturn

Robert Iritani, Executive VP of the Specialty Banking Division at City National Bank discusses the global economic downturn, global supply chain finance, and California and International trade with Dr. Abraham Park, Assistant Professor of Finance.

Global Economics - Global Exchange: Free Trade & Protection

July 2006
Societies have traded for thousands of years. However, the last 35 years have seen an explosion in world trade. How has this global integration affected the world's economy and individual markets and how are the overall gains of world trade distributed?

International Trade Broker Training - 3 of 3

The last in a 3 part series, giving you the core knowledge required to start mediating international trade transactions. Enjoy!