"Making Sense of Anti-Trade Sentiment" is a scholarly book that explores the effects of international trade on the domestic labor market. Written by R. White, the work examines the statistical relationships between exports, imports, and their impact on employment and wages in the respective countries. The book provides a thorough analysis of the widespread anti-trade sentiment and highlights the extent to which trade activities are perceived as detrimental to domestic workers. With a paperback cover and published in 2014, this non-fiction book is aimed at readers who wish to develop a deeper understanding of the complex interactions between global trade and the domestic economy. It serves as a valuable reference for students, professionals, and anyone interested in the challenges and opportunities of international trade.