The Selling of Free Trade

Journalist John R. MacArthur exposes the means by which an unpopular trade agreement was moved from obscurity into acceptance in U.S. policy, at a time when both the Democratic Party and labor union activists were in opposition to it, and he shows the consequences to workers whose employers moved plants south of the Mexico border for cheaper labor.

John R. MacArthur, publisher of Harper's Magazine, is an award-winning journalist and author

Acknowledgments	p. xi
Death of a Factory: Long Island City	p. 3
The True Believers	p. 58
Clinton Antes Up	p. 126
The Democratic Party, Inc.	p. 167
Buying the Pot	p. 227
The Payoff	p. 276
Comparative Advantage: Nogales	p. 308
Afterword	p. 375
Index	p. 387
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