Globalization - WSJ admition

During the past two decades, corporate America has successfully fought
to keep trade pacts free of social-policy goals, such as requiring
foreign nations to bar child labor and permit unions to organize. But
the victories have come at a steep price -- support for free trade has
plunged as average Americans came to see trade as a stacked game in
favor of the rich.
Wall Street Journal - Monday, May 10, 2004