John Kay, Andrew Adonis and Janne Teller debate the fundamental moral questions surrounding free trade.

    Free trade has historically been seen as a force for good, both financially and diplomatically. But has Europe’s dependence on Russian oil, and the unstoppable growth of China, shown this to be a fundamental mistake?

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    Does free trade breed rich and powerful enemies? Should we continue to use trade to strengthen our economies, keep our enemies close and help smooth over global conflict? With European dependence on Russian oil, along with China’s growth in power, it appears to many as if free trade was a grave error. Andrew Adonis, John Kay and Janne Teller take trade to task

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    Andrew Adonis is a Labour Politian, leading journalist and academic. John Kay is a bestselling author and one of the UK’s most renowned economists. Janne Teller is a novelist and former conflict advisor for the UNO and EU. Hosting this debate is journalist and columnist at the Irish Times, Finn McRedmond.

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    4 Comments

    1. Making money is action. keeping money is behavior. Growing money is knowledge. I'm excited I started earning upto 15thousand dollars extra income.

    2. China has the worst demographics in all of history and by 2030 they will no longer be a global economic power. Their record rise in prosperity will be followed a by a record fall by the end of the decade. Russia has terrible demographics also and today I find out that Russia has been lying beyond belief about its population. Is it possible that the Russians have less than 100 million citizens? Possibly. My point is the "enemy" is fading fast.

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