The changing rules of international trade


Japan's Ayumu Goromaru breaks through the USA defence at the Pool B match between Japan & USA at the Kingsholm stadium, Gloucester, Britain on Oct 11, 2015. As in rugby, trade rules have also changed. Photo: EPA

As I was watching Japan unexpectedly defeat South Africa in the recent World Cup game, I couldn’t help but think, “Wow, rugby has changed a lot since I used to play it.”

True, I don’t think 40-something-year-old me can come close to what 15-year-old me used to do on the field, but what I mean is that the game is faster now. And it’s all due to changing the rules.

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