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New page: Sushil Mohan is an academic based at the University of Dundee who authored a 2010 report for the Institute of Economic Affairs attacking the fair trade movement as 'costly, opaque and ...

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Sushil Mohan is an academic based at the University of Dundee who authored a 2010 report for the [[Institute of Economic Affairs]] attacking the fair trade movement as 'costly, opaque and substantially unproven.'

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:Mohan has an MSc in Industrialisation, Trade and Economic Policy and a PhD in Economics from [[Strathclyde University]] (Glasgow). Before joining academic economics, Sushil worked for over ten years at key levels in trade promotion agencies in London and India. He served as Consultant for the [[Commonwealth Secretariat]] for developing coffee industry in the Republic of Vanuatu; and as adviser to the Commerce Minister for India on trade and [[WTO]] issues. He also served as Vice-Chairman of the [[International Tea Committee]] and the [[UK Tea Council]]. He is currently a Lecturer and Director of the MSc International Business.

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-Sushil Mohan is an academic based at the University of Dundee who authored a 2010 report for the [[Institute of Economic Affairs]] attacking the fair trade movement as 'costly, opaque and substantially unproven.'
+Sushil Mohan is an academic based at the University of Dundee who authored an [[Institute of Economic Affairs]]report in November 2010 attacking the fair trade movement as 'costly, opaque and substantially unproven.'
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 ==Biographical information==
-:Mohan has an MSc in Industrialisation, Trade and Economic Policy and a PhD in Economics from [[Strathclyde University]] (Glasgow). Before joining academic economics, Sushil worked for over ten years at key levels in trade promotion agencies in London and India. He served as Consultant for the [[Commonwealth Secretariat]] for developing coffee industry in the Republic of Vanuatu; and as adviser to the Commerce Minister for India on trade and [[WTO]] issues. He also served as Vice-Chairman of the [[International Tea Committee]] and the [[UK Tea Council]]. He is currently a Lecturer and Director of the MSc International Business.
+:Mohan has an MSc in Industrialisation, Trade and Economic Policy and a PhD in Economics from [[Strathclyde University]] (Glasgow). Before joining academic economics, Sushil worked for over ten years at key levels in trade promotion agencies in London and India. He served as Consultant for the [[Commonwealth Secretariat]] for developing coffee industry in the Republic of Vanuatu; and as adviser to the Commerce Minister for India on trade and [[WTO]] issues. He also served as Vice-Chairman of the [[International Tea Committee]] and the [[UK Tea Council]]. He is currently a Lecturer and Director of the MSc International Business. <ref> University of Dundee [http://www.dundee.ac.uk/econman/staff/smohan.htm Economic Studies Staff: Sushil Mohan], accessed 9 November 2010. </ref>
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