Episode Three: The New Rules of the Game

• Unforeseen risks
• A single market no one controls
• Title sequence
• Who will rewrite the rules?

• 1992: America's economy adrift
• Governor Clinton campaigns
• Wall Street's agenda
• A meeting of minds

• Trade becomes the issue
• That giant sucking sound
• Clinton shifts his ground
• Labor betrayed?

• Investment pours into Mexico
• An American boom
• Who wins; who loses?
• The balance of bargaining power

• Trade goes invisible
• Markets are us
• French culture at risk
• Pensions must go global

• Capturing returns
• Opening borders
• No need to be nice
• Thwarting Marx's predictions

• Assassinations and revolt
• Capital gets nervous
• Fishing in the Caribbean
• Moral risk in Mexico

• Communication explodes
• A borderless world
• Venture's capital
• Talent flows, too

• David Lee goes home
• China's free-trade zones
• Immigration's next wave
• Singapore's "miracle"

• Invincibility evaporates
• Economic contradictions
• A mountain of bad debt
• Killing off new ideas

• Begging us to borrow
• Flaws in the system
• Building the bubble
• Shorting the baht

• America doesn't intervene
• Indonesia implodes
• Economic colonialism?
• Korea at the brink

• Markets in denial
• Countries do go broke
• Russia defaults
• Panic in action

• Long Term Capital Management
• Brazil at risk
• Is it over yet?
• Thailand after the fall

• New risks, new requirements
• Easier said than done
• A new locus for rebellion
• Anti-globalization is born

• The streets of Seattle
• A global labor contradiction
• Invisible beneficiaries
• A free-trade double standard?

• Clinton in a corner
• Not seeing eye to eye
• Getting off foreign aid
• The World Bank under attack

• Poverty no one can ignore
• Can a one-world market help?
• Earning legitimacy
• Why is it growing worse?

• A tool for the poor to prosper
• What's missing in Peru
• Property, law, and trust
• On the slopes of Kilimanjaro

• The moral problem
• Snake kids
• Oliver Twist has a television
• Clinton's farewell

• The trade agenda moves forward
• Bush meets Fox in Mexico
• NAFTA plus
• A raison d'etre for the left

• Quebec City, 2001
• The revolution will be streamed
• Protests without solutions
• The wrong diagnosis?

• Things can go in another direction
• Terrorism and recession
• Doha: The next round begins
• Increasing the odds for peace