An unholy alliance of greens, development lobbyists and old-fashioned protectionists is blasting the World Trade Organisation, often for contradictory reasons. But free trade is good for the rich, and better still for the poor – even when it is complicated by “cultural” issues such as food safety.
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RT @plegrain: After scrapping non-EU graduates' right 2 stay in UK for 2 yrs 2 find job, govt 2 offer 1yr visas 2 those who developed business idea @ uni13 hours ago
@plegrain except of course that the terms of their student visas prohibit them from starting or running a business13 hours ago
RT @plegrain: After scrapping non-EU graduates' right 2 stay in UK for 2 yrs 2 find job, govt 2 offer 1yr visas 2 those who developed business idea @ uni13 hours ago
RT @plegrain: After scrapping non-EU graduates' right 2 stay in UK for 2 yrs 2 find job, govt 2 offer 1yr visas 2 those who developed business idea @ uni13 hours ago
RT @plegrain: After scrapping non-EU graduates' right 2 stay in UK for 2 yrs 2 find job, govt 2 offer 1yr visas 2 those who developed business idea @ uni14 hours ago
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