Why the World Cup is a bit like international trade
Everyone's a winner? Brazil's Paulinho celebrates with Neymar after scoring a goal Image: REUTERS/Axel Schmidt
Alberto Posso
Associate Professor (Economics), International Development and Trade Research Group, RMIT University
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