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The freedom of Mississippians to do business with people around the world is increasingly important to the state’s economic well-being. Jobs created exclusively by exports abroad and foreign investment account for 6 percent of Mississippi’s private-sector non-farm employment, an amount that is likely to grow as global barriers to trade and investment fall.
The freedom of Alabamans to do business with people around the world is increasingly important to the state’s economic well-being. Jobs created by exports and foreign investment account for nearly 10 percent of Alabama’s private-sector employment, an amount that is likely to grow as global barriers to trade and investment fall.
Industrial fishing, with factory ships and deep-sea trawlers that land thousands of tons of fish at a time, are still the dominant hunting mode in much of the world.
"It is our own ocean, but instead of catching fish, we are too afraid to go back there because somebody might attack us," Dionesio Cabacungan, a fisherman at Sisiman Port, Philippines, told
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