First, yes, that was a typo. It shoud read +(D+F) in the top cell of the 14th slide and on the handout. All apologies.
Second, here's the story I was talking about in class, and the first part of it:
Farmers stormed an EU Commission event at the ploughing championships yesterday to protest against continued imports of Brazilian beef despite disease risks and lower standards.
Placard-wielding Irish Farmers Association members, with slogans such as "Give Brazil the Red Card", demanded an equal playing field for Irish beef farmers.
Third, woops, it wasn't Marshall but J.R. Hicks, his contemporary, that uttered this quote;
The best of all monopoly profits is a quiet life.
Fourth, links to Stiglitz's last two books on Globalisation and trade are below:
"Globalization and Its Discontents" (Joseph E. Stiglitz)
"Making Globalization Work: The Next Steps to Global Justice" (Joseph Stiglitz)
Fifth, after this lecture you should be able to tell me
- what similarities exist between import quotas and tariff impositions
- what areas under a demand curve will go to what economic actors in the event of the formation of a customs union
- what arguments there are for and against free trade, and finally
- where Argentinina is on a map.
Sixth, there's a podcast of the lecture available. Download it by clicking this button: here.
Or, watch it here