Looking for Name of Global Trade Proponent from 1980's/1990's (economy, fundraising)

[Yuptag]

Around 1989 (maybe early 1990's), the PBS station during their fundraising drive would run a special (maybe multiple specials) by an economist who was a strong proponent of global trade. I think the name was Jim Peters but seemingly wrong since I can't find it on google. It was a white middle aged guy, neither fat nor slim. He stood on some sort of stage in darkened hall with mic in hand before a live audience.

I am looking for the guy's name, video links if you have them.

Thanks!

[txgolfer130]

Originally Posted by Yuptag

Around 1989 (maybe early 1990's), the PBS station during their fundraising drive would run a special (maybe multiple specials) by an economist who was a strong proponent of global trade. I think the name was Jim Peters but seemingly wrong since I can't find it on google. It was a white middle aged guy, neither fat nor slim. He stood on some sort of stage in darkened hall with mic in hand before a live audience.

I am looking for the guy's name, video links if you have them.

Thanks!

https://www.enotes.com/topics/commanding-heights

This it?

[Yuptag]

Originally Posted by txgolfer130

https://www.enotes.com/topics/commanding-heights

This it?

Thank you, but unfortunately not. It was less academic and maybe less free trade issue oriented and more business oriented. I think the guy was living in Vermont and put out some books.

keywrods: 1989-1992 business trade global economy changes