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March 22, 2018
Blog

How the World Trade Organization Can Curb China’s Intellectual Property Transgressions
The Trump Administration should work within the WTO’s existing dispute resolution mechanisms, rather than imposing tarriffs and triggering a trade war.
By James Bacchus
March 22, 2018
Blog

Trump to Impose Restrictions on Imports and Investment from China
President Trump’s tarriffs are likely to raise production costs for U.S. businesses, diminish U.S. productivity, squeeze real household incomes, reduce the revenues of U.S. farmers and other export-dependent industries targeted by Chinese retaliation, exacerbate tensions with China and other countries adversely affected by the restrictions, and hasten the demise of the rules-based trading system.
By Daniel J. Ikenson
March 22, 2018
Blog

Disciplining China at the WTO
The Trump Administration should pursue redress against China through the WTO, not through unilateral sanctions. The history of actions against China at the WTO shows success in pushing them to change.
By Simon Lester and Huan Zhu
March 21, 2018
Blog

Putin’s New Term—From Brezhnev to Stalin
… real question that now arises is how he is going to use it. The general consensus is that Putin’s policy on the domestic front would be a still further tightening of his grip on the last remnants of civil …
By Andrei Illarionov
March 21, 2018
Blog

Protectionists Agree: Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Will Leave Us Worse Off
Even protectionists agree that President Trump’s decision to impose tariffs on imported steel and aluminum will lead to job losses and reduced prosperity.
March 21, 2018
National Interest (Online)

A New TTIP Is the Way to Ease the EU-U.S. Trade Conflict
Trump is looking for some sort of deal with the European Union. A renewed TTIP might be the best one available.
By Simon Lester
March 21, 2018
National Review (Online)

Profligacy Still Carries the Day in Washington, D.C.
As Congress prepares to pass a massive spending package, worries about our out-of-control national debt are nowhere to be found.
By Michael D. Tanner
March 21, 2018
American Conservative

Washington Throws the Kurds Under the Bus, Again
… shouldn’t have held out hope that America’s moral concern for them would somehow supersede Washington’s larger foreign policy aims. One could say the writing was on the wall. Last fall, the Kurdish authorities discovered that America would …
By Doug Bandow
March 21, 2018
The Hill (Online)

Revisiting America’s Torture Legacy
By Patrick G. Eddington
March 21, 2018
Power Problems

Here Comes the New Russia, Same as the Old Russia
Featuring Matthew Rojansky, Emma Ashford, and A. Trevor Thrall
March 20, 2018
Blog

Invalid When Made: The District Court’s Madden v. Midland Decision
By Diego Zuluaga
March 19, 2018
Blog

Privatize Dulles and National Airports
Two airports owned by the federal government in Virginia, Dulles and Reagan National, should be privatized to increase efficiency, innovation, and customer service.
By Chris Edwards
March 19, 2018
Blog

Giving NAFTA Some Teeth
Making NAFTA’s state-to-state dispute mechanism “non-binding” would undermine the impact of the trade agreement and seriously weaken any benefits that could be accrued.
By Inu Manak
March 19, 2018
Blog

Yi Gang to Head China’s Central Bank
By James A. Dorn
March 19, 2018
Tax Notes

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Retaining the Remote Retail Sales Tax Exemption Would Boost Growth
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How the World Trade Organization Can Curb China’s Intellectual Property Transgressions

Trump to Impose Restrictions on Imports and Investment from China

Disciplining China at the WTO

Putin’s New Term—From Brezhnev to Stalin

Protectionists Agree: Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Will Leave Us Worse Off

A New TTIP Is the Way to Ease the EU-U.S. Trade Conflict

Profligacy Still Carries the Day in Washington, D.C.

Washington Throws the Kurds Under the Bus, Again

Revisiting America’s Torture Legacy

Here Comes the New Russia, Same as the Old Russia

Invalid When Made: The District Court’s Madden v. Midland Decision

Privatize Dulles and National Airports

Giving NAFTA Some Teeth

Yi Gang to Head China’s Central Bank

Retaining the Remote Retail Sales Tax Exemption Would Boost Growth