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PIIE's scholars draw on their research to provide commentary and analysis in a broad array of formats outside the Institute. Op-eds, testimony, speeches, and scholarly papers for other organizations all aim for the highest standards of objectivity, rigor and transparency required by the Institute for its own publications. Their writings are not intended to reflect an official view of the Institute or the views of members of the Institute's Board of Directors, and authors must adhere to strict standards of disclosure of any potential conflicts of interest.
Op-Eds
Ukraine, Europe and the new economics of war
via Financial Times
Testimony
Promoting Global Competitiveness for American Businesses and Workers
Speeches & Papers
What About Fiscal Policy?
Op-Eds
How Trump's Fight Against the Fed Could Trigger a Stagflation Slump
Jamie Rush (Bloomberg), Anna Wong (Bloomberg Economics), David Wilcox (PIIE) and Nick Hallmark (Bloomberg Economics)
via Bloomberg
Speeches & Papers
US “reciprocal” tariffs and the WTO
Op-Eds
The Case for a European-Chinese Green Pact
via Project Syndicate
Speeches & Papers
International trade policy in a disrupted world
Op-Eds
Trump’s Blanket Tariffs Are a Bridge Too Far
via Wall Street Journal
Op-Eds
The Canadians Are Right About Reagan and Free Trade
via New York Times
Op-Eds
Global Trade in Services: Who’s Minding the Store?
via Milken Institute Review