Why Politicians Lie About Trade by Dmitry Grozoubinski is a sharp, accessible guide to the politics behind global trade. It explains why trade policy often sounds simple in public debates but becomes far more complicated in practice, especially when jobs, tariffs, voters, and national interests collide.
Written for curious readers who want to understand how trade really works, this book blends clarity with insight. It is a useful read for anyone interested in economics, public policy, international relations, or the hidden incentives that shape political messaging around trade.
