In your opinion, are global institutions such as the IMF, World Bank, and UN capable of mitigating negative consequences of globalization? For example, consider the issue of child labor. Should international institutions have the primary responsibility to mandate and enforce rules on this issue? Are there others, e.g. corporations, consumers, NGO's, et al that should also bear this responsibility or be the primary actor? What is the proper or most effective enforcement tool? And, if there is general agreement that 13 is the appropriate cut-off age for the work force, what do we do with the 12 year olds in very poor countries who might provide a significant portion of the family income? FREE TRADE AT LAST, NAFTA FREE TRADE AT LAST, THANK GOD ALMIGHTY, WE HAVE FREE TRADE AT LAST! WTO U.S. WORKERS WORKERS CORPORATE ABROAD AMERICA WILL MASSIVE SLAVE AYOFFS WAOES. ANISHING NO ORKERS RIGHTS