Written before Free Trade became a part of Canadian society, readable and hard-hitting, The Facts on Free Trade explains what the deal says, and what it means.
If you're interested in cutting through the hype and learning more about free trade, you should read this book. In The Facts on Free Trade , a diverse and impressive group of writers - academics, social activists, union officials and others - provide independent and objective assessments of the impact of free trade on our economy, our society and our culture.

DUNCAN CAMERON teaches political economy at the University of Ottawa.

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JOHN CALVERT is national co-ordinator for the Anti-Privatization campaigns at the Canadian Union of Public Employees in Ottawa. He is co-author of the Facts of Free Trade (1988) and author of Government Limited (1983).

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Ed Finn is editor of the CCPA Monitor, the monthly journal of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, a left wing think tank based in Ottawa. Formerly, as a journalist, he worked at The Montreal Gazette and for 14 years wrote a column on labour relations for The Toronto Star. Finn served as a board member with the Bank of Canada, and in the early 1960s was the first leader of the Newfoundland New Democratic Party. In the late 1950s, he resigned as editor of the Corner Brook daily newspaper after refusing orders to stop reporting the views of striking loggers in central Newfoundland. Finn also worked for several labour organizations, including the Canadian Labour Congress and the Canadian Union of Public Employees.

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