Trade + Cricket = Peace

03/11/2004 Mises Wire Casey Khan

Andy Mukherjee of Bloomberg writes about the improving relations between India and Pakistan, and the potential benefits of trade. ``Cricket is just a symbol of the backlog of goodwill that’s only now starting to get cleared,’’ says Jafri of Avari Lahore. ``There’s huge demand for visiting Pakistan on the other side of the border. Normalization of relations is good for business.” link

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