One deal, two fatalities? The Australia-US Free Trade Agreement

On 1 January this year, the Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement came into force. Governments on both sides of the Pacific are rejoicing in glittering gains for their domestic producers; meanwhile, economists have come up with dramatically divergent models of the FTA\u27s economic benefit. Two new books show what\u27s wrong with this \u27once in a lifetime deal\u27, writes Maryanne Kelton