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The warnings on trade policies by 2010-2011 and sharply shifting public sentiment in the U.S. across all age, income and education groups
04/07/2011
WSJ poll showing the sharply shifting public sentiment on trade in 2011, perceived as hurting American workers, and a study by Autor, Hanson and Dorn, that showed its effect by counties in the U.S., gave early warnings that were not heeded by policymakers.
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