Free Trade
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Is It Obvious Yet that Tariffs Injure Americans?
Tariffs invite retaliation thus ruining export markets in addition to raising prices and tipping small businesses into the failing side of thin margins.
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How Much Damage Will Come from this Trade War?
Trade wars can only be fought with fiscal, monetary, and interventionist regulatory policy tools that hinder and hamper the free choices of all of us, both in the domestic and international marketplaces.
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The Revolution of 1948, and Its Reversal
GATT marked a seachange in economic affairs, the moment when nationalist-style protectionism gave way to international cooperation and the primacy of enterprise. It was the revolution of 1948.
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How to Manage Trade Like Trump in Five Steps
The human imagination has a way of inventing an infinite number of reasons why the personal ego is superior to logic and evidence.
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New Data Show the Trade War’s Mounting Costs
New data show the trade war initiated last year by the United States is costing the global economy dearly.
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This Silly Study on Trade Is Not from the Onion
The Coalition for a Prosperous America writes as if tariffs will miraculously cause the workers and resources necessary to perform all this new production to materialize out of thin air – a proposition that causes one to laugh as one does when reading The Onion.
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Do Allegations of Intellectual-Property Theft Justify Protective Tariffs?
To trust the U.S. government to impose tariffs at home as it acts as an enforcer for private companies that choose to operate abroad is a recipe for cronyism costumed as ethical law enforcement.
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To Help Women, Should We Boycott Women’s Soccer?
Let’s just try a mental experiment. Let’s regard the players on the team as some seem to regard themselves, exploited and underpaid. The same claims are made for many people around the world. The commonly proposed solution is the boycott.
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Speak Not of Trade Deficits But Goods Surpluses (Video)
Edward Stringham addresses the trade war and the mistaken notion of the trade deficit, speaking on BBC.
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Tariffs Have Not Been Paid by China; They Have Not Raised Revenue on Net
Let us at least learn from the real-time history and experiment in process right now. Let us look at the facts and compare them with the promised results.
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Is It Obvious Yet that Tariffs Injure Americans?
Tariffs invite retaliation thus ruining export markets in addition to raising prices and tipping small businesses into the failing side of thin margins.
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•
How Much Damage Will Come from this Trade War?
Trade wars can only be fought with fiscal, monetary, and interventionist regulatory policy tools that hinder and hamper the free choices of all of us, both in the domestic and international marketplaces.
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•
The Revolution of 1948, and Its Reversal
GATT marked a seachange in economic affairs, the moment when nationalist-style protectionism gave way to international cooperation and the primacy of enterprise. It was the revolution of 1948.
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•
How to Manage Trade Like Trump in Five Steps
The human imagination has a way of inventing an infinite number of reasons why the personal ego is superior to logic and evidence.
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•
New Data Show the Trade War’s Mounting Costs
New data show the trade war initiated last year by the United States is costing the global economy dearly.
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•
This Silly Study on Trade Is Not from the Onion
The Coalition for a Prosperous America writes as if tariffs will miraculously cause the workers and resources necessary to perform all this new production to materialize out of thin air – a proposition that causes one to laugh as one does when reading The Onion.
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Do Allegations of Intellectual-Property Theft Justify Protective Tariffs?
To trust the U.S. government to impose tariffs at home as it acts as an enforcer for private companies that choose to operate abroad is a recipe for cronyism costumed as ethical law enforcement.
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To Help Women, Should We Boycott Women’s Soccer?
Let’s just try a mental experiment. Let’s regard the players on the team as some seem to regard themselves, exploited and underpaid. The same claims are made for many people around the world. The commonly proposed solution is the boycott.
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•
Speak Not of Trade Deficits But Goods Surpluses (Video)
Edward Stringham addresses the trade war and the mistaken notion of the trade deficit, speaking on BBC.
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•
Tariffs Have Not Been Paid by China; They Have Not Raised Revenue on Net
Let us at least learn from the real-time history and experiment in process right now. Let us look at the facts and compare them with the promised results.