mr. griswold will talk about and if you are familiar with the handbook it is a great resource to be one toenter of trade policy studies at cato since joining in 1997 he has authored or co-authored major studies on globalization, a trade, including the upcoming book mad about trade while main street america is to embrace globalization i brought half a dozen copies with me you can order on the amazon at about $15 if you are on the hill i could give you a copy i want to read a couple of quick exurbs from the foreword written by the former trade representative the cut is it the and it is too modest to do shameless self-promotion i will do with. >> this should re-read by all americans mr. griswold says trade pirogues anxiety more than gratitude that is unfortunate because of foreign investment and with the expansion of trade we will likely still be a third world country today. he confronts protectionism and demolishes the support of argument protection as has relied on see no phobia to carry their agenda. he wears on his sleeve genuine compassion and empathy for the often forgotten consumer and

mr. griswold authored or co-authored studies on globalization, trade and immigration including the upcomingback, "mad about trade, why main street america should embrace globalization." i brought half a dozen copies with me. you can order it on amazon for about $15. i want to read a couple quick little excerpts from the forward to the book, which is written by clayton utter, the former u.s. trade representative and secretary of agriculture. since dan is too modest to do shameless self-promotion i'll do it for him. he wrote, this is a book that ought to be read by all americans. as this author points out, international trade seems often to provoke more anxiety than gratitude. s that unfortunate for without ten couragement of foreign investment and a expansion of trade, we'd likely still be a third-world country today. in this book, dan griswold talks about from textism. they relied on emotion and phobias rather than facts to carry their agenda. griswold wears on his sleeve come passion for the poor and empathy for the often-forgotten consumer. and as finally, add griswold effect effectively