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Trade - Simon Crean explains why keeping markets open is so important

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Uploaded on Jun 29, 2009

Ken Ash, OECD Trade and Agriculture Director speaks to Simon Crean, Minister for Trade, Australia, on the importance of resisting trade protectionism.

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  • Dimitri0809

    Dimitri0809 2 years ago

    Simon Crean is anti war, if only simon crean was in enough power we wouldn't be fighting that stupid war in iraq and Afghanistan, it's not our business..

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  • Hykon1234

    Hykon1234 3 years ago

    How ironic. How about the US and the EU do something about Doha. Time to end right-wing socialism in the west. Free trade in food means justice for the third world.

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