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...opened themselves up to world markets have seen dramatic reductions in poverty, with the number of their people who count among the very poor declining by 120 million in the 1990s alone. To be sure, there's plenty of room for improvement; as I've argued recently in this column, the rich world has been stingy in making good on its promises to liberalize trade in agricultural commodities and textiles--precisely the goods in which the poor countries of the world typically have a comparative advantage. A "development round" of world trade talks addressing that defect would further decrease poverty...
Antoinette C. Nwandu ’02 is an English concentrator in Cabot House. Her column appears regularly...
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THAT OLD FEELING In his day job, TIME film critic Richard Corliss writes sharp, informed (and extremely quotable) reviews of the current cinema. Happily for us at TIME.com he also writes "That Old Feeling," a weekly column that spotlights, and often celebrates, the rich popular arts and entertainments of the 20th century. Last week Corliss gave out the Feelies, his awards for the best creaky culture of 2001. This week he writes on the closing of the peerless collection of movie stills at New York City's Museum of Modern Art. As he writes, "May everything old be new again...