Defending Globalization

Globalization faces renewed attention-and criticism. Like any market phenomenon, the free movement of people, things, money, and ideas across natural or political borders is imperfect and often disruptive. But it has also produced undeniable benefits-for the United States and the world-that no other system can match. And it’s been going on since the dawn of recorded history.
In this video, Cato Institute Vice President Scott Lincicome introduces Defending Globalization, a new multimedia project on all aspects of the fundamentally human activity that we call “globalization.” This project will correct the record on globalization-what it is, what it has produced, what its alternatives are, and what people think about it-and offer a strong, proactive case for more global integration in the years ahead.
Learn more at Cato.org/defending-globalization

[@salvador.garcia]

Thanks for defending global markets and global people's freedom of association 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@bitcoinsherpa7537]

This is the series I've been waiting for. The economic literature overwhelming supports globalization. But almost every layman I talk to thinks its the greatest evil. I hope in the future this will be a collection of resources I can send people's way.

[@CWills4liberty]

I love the Cato Institute. Thank you for doing this! 🗽

[@science212]

Liberty is capitalism.

[@warthunder9155]

Imagine supporting globalism.

[@salvador.garcia]

Globalization ≠ Globalism
Globalization is about global markets and global free association, Globalism is about building a global government and standardize the behavior of humankind. Clearly aren't the same.

[@brendansully12]

I mean, I was dead set against this message from the beginning, but when you used a Bono quote to support your point... awww man. I hope you guys are getting a massive payout for this garbage because it's going to cost your reputation a lot

[@davidmajor1508]

So, no real arguments, huh?

[@cpizani]

No way!!!!!! Denounce this movement and organizations.