Trade Wars in the Global Value Chain Era
Why trade wars are more costly than conventional wisdom would have you believe now that manufacturing to a large degree depends on global value chains.
Read more...Why trade wars are more costly than conventional wisdom would have you believe now that manufacturing to a large degree depends on global value chains.
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Read more...By Leo W. Gerard, the international president of the United Steelworkers Union (USW). Produced by the Independent Media Institute Mick Mulvaney, a millionaire who is President Trump’s acting chief of staff and director of the Office of Management and Budget, awarded himself another job last week: spokesman for labor. Referring to the proposed new NAFTA, […]
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Read more...A recap of the issues surrounding the Finance Curse, the advanced economy economy analogy of the resource curse.
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Read more...irming up the math on the economic cost of climate change makes a bad picture look worse.
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