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Considering how Chinese imports have affected American workers, the downsides of global exchange are much more intense and<br>enduring than many make them out to be.
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The idea of creating transfer schemes to compensate the losers from international trade yet still preserve some of the gains faces a myriad of implementation problems. But a progressive tax system can deliver many of the same benefits, Lyon and Waugh of NYU’s Stern School argue in new research. Exposure to trade creates winners and losers. We ask the question: How can society mitigate the losses, yet preserve the gains from trade? We argue that a progressive tax system performs that role and…
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Neither side seems likely to give way on an intractable issue.
Tariffs are becoming the new norm, supplanting global efforts to promote free trade through multilateral agreements.
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Free trade. Fair trade. Trade wars. Tariffs. It’s all over the news. But why should you care? This video explains the importance of voluntary, mutually benef...
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In highly partisan times, it will certainly not be easy to restore a bipartisan consensus on trade. But the costs of failing to do so will be severe.
Free trade and globalization have failed to deliver the material benefits to ordinary Americans that were advertised.
Mike examines the claims TV "experts" are making about the Trade War, and if it can really be said we're "winning." How do trade wars actually work? Believin...
When big corporations are plotting growth strategies, their ambitions are often limited to growth rates in, say, the high single digits. For up-and-coming technology companies, that's a recipe for irrelevance--or worse. Only a very small percentage of tech start-ups manage to grow fast enough for long enough to become industry heavyweights.
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