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poverty and trade > books > a buyer's market

A Buyer's Market
Global trade, southern poverty, and Northern Action

Posted: 10 Jul 2002

by David Dalton
Oxfam Publishing, 1994 revised edition, �2.50 / US$6.50

A short and simple guide to the complexities of world trade, which explains why countries that depend on the export of raw commodities can't win under the present system.




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