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David takes on the idea that protectionism and globalization are chief rivals, and instead suggests that the chief rival of protectionism is free enterprise itself. He critiques Joe Nocera’s recent Free Press article suggesting that the protectionists have been vindicated, and instead suggests that the entire protectionist agenda is essentially the plight of the central planner. A careful critique of the tariff dogma, combined with a non-revisionist view of what has transpired in trade and culture over the last few decades!

David takes on the idea that protectionism and globalization are chief rivals, and instead suggests that the chief rival of protectionism is free enterprise itself.{ai:summary}<p>David argues that protectionism's main rival is free enterprise, not globalization. He critiques Joe Nocera's article that claims protectionists have been vindicated, asserting that the protectionist agenda reflects central planning failures. He offers a thorough critique of tariff policies and their cultural implications.</p><p>#economy</p>