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Will Trump's tariffs on China harm US manufacturing?
via LinkedIn
Speeches & Papers
The National Security Threat to the World Trade Organization
via Italian Institute for International Political Studies (ISPI)
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Pop the Champagne for the Fed Rate Cut and a Soft Landing Ahead
via U.S. News
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What a Successful Industrial Policy Needs
via Project Syndicate
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How and where did intra-industry trade emerge?
via LinkedIn
Speeches & Papers
Building for Peace: Addressing Fragility through Trade and Economic Reforms in Somalia
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Why CEOs should want better enforcement of labor law
via The Hill
Speeches & Papers
Globalization with minimal apologies
Speeches & Papers
Launch of the WTO Secretariat's 2030 Strategy
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Forget tariffs — fixing ‘America last’ tax policy would help more with offshoring
via Financial Times