Friend and fellow blogger Mike Fladlien at Mikeroeconomics has a pointer to the Wikipedia page on "Globalization." I found the history section particularly engaging. I have long believed and taught that globalization is a much older phenomenon than many others believe. I highly recommend the Wikipedia article and Mike's blog.
I welcome your thoughts.
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