its brute economic power, the domesticists reasoned that if the U.S. economy "could be revitalized and steered back to price stability, market incentives, and freer trade, the world economy might be induced to follow."
Nau maintains that this approach has worked. Worldwide, inflation is down, and long-depressed economies are beginning to bloom anew. Next, says Nau, Washington should try to capitalize on its successful trade talks with Israel and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations...