>Also, I'm not defending a romantisized version of the traditional >farm. I would >like to see progress, but I do not believe that the sweat shop is >the appropriate >agency for development. As long as the choice is between the traditional farm >and the sweat shop, the case for the sweat shop will be stronger. >The corporate >press usually frames the choices that way. I don't think that we have to. > >Michael Perelman But when you support quotas against imports of textiles from Africa, that is exactly the choice that you are making... Brad DeLong
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