The Huffington Global:
On free speech, liberal dinosaurs, universal basic income and a video contest
2 June 2018
• A commentary on how to help the those hurt by trade Paul Samuelson, a Nobel prize-winning trade economist, argued in 1941 that globalisation causes economic hardship for some. He wrote that the losers from globalisation need to be compensated to address increases in inequality. Yet this has never really happened. Addressing hardships requires both redistribution and regulation, writes Swati Dhingra of the London School of Economics. Read her argument. Source: The Economist Latest News