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Japan Signs Trade Deal With The European Union
The European Union and Japan comprise nearly one-third of GDP worldwide and announced on Tuesday that the two had signed a trade deal to establish an open-trade zone for more than 600 million people, according to National Public Radio. The deal had been in the works for more than five years but the two parties reached an agreement in principle a year ago after United States President Donald Trump pulled the U.S. out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership deal that linked Japan and 10 other countries.
What Economists Got Wrong About Free Trade
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.
How to Even Out the Pains and Gains from International Trade |
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…
Why Every State Of The Union Needs a Designated Survivor
Ever wanted to know what it was like to be president for a few hours?
How Many People Will Watch the State of the Union?
Why the U.S.-EU Trade Talks May Be Doomed Before They Even Start
Neither side seems likely to give way on an intractable issue.
How can Rubis consider this a fair deal?
For more than two and a half decades, the Chinese economy grew at average annual rates of 10 per cent. Students of economics standing by and plotting the curves and the global and political intersections would know that at that rate of amassing new...
R.I.P., Free-Trade Treaties?
Free trade and globalization have failed to deliver the material benefits to ordinary Americans that were advertised.
Why Do We Even Have a State of the Union Address?
Why The State Of The Union Doesn’t Have A Big Political Impact
The State of the Union probably gets more attention than it deserves, given its low political stakes.
Can we skip to the State of the Union response?
Stacey Abrams might actually have something to say.
Can Europe Be Saved From Demographic Doom?
Populist leaders have an array of solutions for declining birthrates. Whether they can turn things around is another question...
Rebuilding A Bipartisan Consensus On Trade
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.
An economist explains why trade deficits aren't a bad thing
Commentary: Why the Era of Free Trade May Be Coming to an End
Tariffs are becoming the new norm, supplanting global efforts to promote free trade through multilateral agreements.
Could the US-China trade war be good for robotics?
When it comes to defining the real winners in the US-China trade war, robotics, automation, and AI continue to be an exception to the rules.
Do We Need A World Trade Organization For Data?
Our current ‘geopolitical recession’ is a foreshadowing of the breakdown of the global marketplace, according to political scientist Ian Bremmer.
Everything You Think You Know About the Collapse of the Soviet Union Is Wrong
*And why it matters today in a new age of revolution.
Why Should I Care? Free Trade.
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...
How to Trade Micron Stock Using Options
My plan is to buy some MU shares and sell both puts and calls on the name.
How Revolutionary is the E.U.-Mercosur Trade Agreement?
How significant is the Mercosur-E.U. trade deal, and what are its most important provisions?
