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The specter of protectionism is haunting the world economy. In this time of high unemployment and low growth, many countries are responding to serious domestic problems with one of the oldest and most discredited approaches—measures to restrict world trade. The perilous drift toward the depressing policies of the 1930s is now noticeable to the most casual observer.

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