As Texans seek alternatives to suburban sprawl, more are looking to new-urban developments and embracing a 21st century way of life whose roots run deep into America's heritage. April 2008.
Will Soaring Transport Costs Reverse Globalization?.pdf ViewDownload
Globalization is reversible. Higher energy prices are impacting transport costs at an unprecedented rate. So much so, that the cost of moving goods, not the cost of tariffs, is the largest barrier to global trade today. In fact, in tariff-equivalent terms, the explosion in global transport cots has effectively offset all the trade liberalization efforts of the last three decades. Not only does this suggest a major slowdown in the growth of word trade, but also a fundamental realignment in trade patterns. May 27th, 2008.
