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April 17, 2017
The National Interest (Online)

Time for a Better U.S.-China Grand Bargain on North Korea
… the sort of bone‐crunching sanctions that almost certainly would be necessary to have much chance of changing North Korean policy. The first problem is that the administration has combined an unconvincing threat with an ambiguous offer, along with a …
By Doug Bandow
April 15, 2017
Salon

The Dangers of U.S. Military Escalation Are Fierce
The events of recent weeks have made it clear that President Trump is taking a far more aggressive approach in foreign policy than his predecessor. The Tomahawk missile strike on one of Bashar al‐Assad’s airbases in Syria two …
By A. Trevor Thrall
April 14, 2017
Blog

Cutting the National Endowment for the Arts
Establishment reporters don’t seem to think that anything good happens in society without a stream of federal money attached to it.
By Chris Edwards
April 14, 2017
Economic Time (India)

How Corporations and Internal Trade Bind India Together
These laws must be amended if India is truly to become one market, and reap the full economic and political gains of a single market.
By Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar
April 14, 2017
The National Interest (Online)

Will Another Pivot to Asia Be Lost in a New Middle Eastern War?
… with the mercurial American after a few hours of conversation. Nevertheless, the latter suggested that this personal connection would yield policy benefits: “I think we have made tremendous progress in our relationship with China.” As a result, said President Trump …
By Doug Bandow
April 2017
Grassroot Institute of Hawaii

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The Jones Act in Perspective: A Survey of Costs and Effects of the 1920 Merchant Marine Act
By Russ Kashian, Jeff Pagel, and Ike Brannon
April 14, 2017
Blog

Friday Flashback: Market Monetarism and the Monetary Constitution
By Steven Horwitz
April 13, 2017
Blog

GAO Weighs In On “Countering Violent Extremism”
By Patrick G. Eddington
April 13, 2017
American Conservative

Don’t Start a New Cold War over Syria
The Trump administration needs to return to its original course and seek to improve relations with Moscow. Tillerson’s abrasive performance is a textbook example of what to avoid.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
April 13, 2017
Foundation for Economic Education

5 Bad Arguments for Public Infrastructure Spending
A handy guide to some of the bad economic reasoning you will likely hear as the debate about infrastructure spending heats up.
By Ryan Bourne
April 13, 2017
Forbes

Donald Trump Channels Hillary Clinton, Attacks Syria: From America First to America Last
Candidate Donald Trump got Syria right. Nothing in the conflict warrants Washington’s involvement.
By Doug Bandow
April 12, 2017
Blog

Mulvaney’s Plan to Reform the Government
If the Trump-Mulvaney budget reform effort is to be successful, we are going to need congressional leaders to act as actual leaders. And that means putting the broad public interest in spending control ahead of narrow parochial interests.
By Chris Edwards
April 12, 2017
Blog

A Stable Spending Catechism
The suggestion that the Fed ought to stabilize, not the inflation rate, or employment, but the growth rate of overall spending on goods and services, still strikes many people as odd, if not positively barmy.
By George Selgin
April 12, 2017
Investor’s Business Daily (Online)

To Lead the World, China Must First Trust Its Own People
With Washington turning its back on its international role, China has an opportunity to play a larger role in shaping foreign attitudes and institutions.
By Doug Bandow
April 12, 2017
National Review (Online)

The Budget Battles to Come
If Trump thought his first few months were tough, he’s in for a rude awakening: The next few will be even tougher.
By Michael D. Tanner

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Time for a Better U.S.-China Grand Bargain on North Korea

The Dangers of U.S. Military Escalation Are Fierce

Cutting the National Endowment for the Arts

How Corporations and Internal Trade Bind India Together

Will Another Pivot to Asia Be Lost in a New Middle Eastern War?

The Jones Act in Perspective: A Survey of Costs and Effects of the 1920 Merchant Marine Act

Friday Flashback: Market Monetarism and the Monetary Constitution

GAO Weighs In On “Countering Violent Extremism”

Don’t Start a New Cold War over Syria

5 Bad Arguments for Public Infrastructure Spending

Donald Trump Channels Hillary Clinton, Attacks Syria: From America First to America Last

Mulvaney’s Plan to Reform the Government

A Stable Spending Catechism

To Lead the World, China Must First Trust Its Own People

The Budget Battles to Come