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It dropped members of U.S. free trade agreements from its analysis and turned a blind eye to the benefits of future ones.
The government must decide whether it genuinely supports economic reform or if it intends to persist with the status quo. If ...
From the broader perspective, MPLX is a well-rounded business with multiple fundamental strengths. Click here to read why ...
China’s economy has grown impressively over the past several decades. It is now unquestionably the world’s second largest, and it has become far more innovative than it once was. But it is not nearly ...
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Hosted on MSNBig Tech, EU regulations and Trump's trade warThe ongoing U.S.-EU regulatory dispute is essentially a normative battle, fueled by Big Tech’s desire to control digital data ...
China’s central bank governor said a steady yuan has contributed to the stability of global financial markets and economies ...
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Business and Financial Times on MSNThe redistributionists approach or Growthists approach: Which is ideal for fiscal consolidation?The paper examines fiscal consolidation in Ghana, comparing redistributionist (demand-side) and growthist (supply-side) approaches. Drawing on the Laffer Curve and U.S. economic history, it argues ...
This report builds and expands on topics originally discussed in “U.S. LNG Exports: Truth and Consequence.” The basic ...
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"Trade wars are good, and easy to win," Donald Trump said in 2018 – and he has begun his second term launching one against ...
Economic growth depends on deregulation, tax cuts and the budget deficit, not on the balance of trade.
Read on to learn how externalities affect equilibrium and market failure. Externalities, which can be both positive or negative, can affect an individual or single entity, or they can affect ...
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