The Problem with International Organizations like the EU and the WTO
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Critiquing International Organizations
This chapter critiques the effectiveness and necessity of international organizations like the WTO and EU, examining their historical context and the perspectives of economists such as Mises, Hayek, and Rothbard. It emphasizes the distinction between genuine free trade and the complex, government-managed agreements these institutions promote, while also addressing the limitations of these organizations in maintaining peace and addressing global challenges. The discussion culminates in a proposal for a decoupled, privatized approach to governance, contrasting with the inefficiencies often found within these bureaucratic entities.
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