Divergent climate change policies among countries could spark a trade war. The WTO should step in.
Gary Clyde Hufbauer | Peterson Institute for International Economics | 08/30/2021
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Nikos Tsafos | Center for Strategic and International Studies | 09/16/2021
The legislative text for the president’s Build Back Better Act has several provisions to incentivize domestic job creation and reshoring. This is no surprise given that President Biden has, from the start, framed…
Gary Clyde Hufbauer | Peterson Institute for International Economics | 08/30/2021
William Reinsch | Center for Strategic and International Studies | 08/30/2021
Several weeks ago I warned you there ...
Klaas Lenarts, Simone Tagliapietra and Guntram B. Wolff | Bruegel | 08/25/2021
To become climate neutral by mid-...
Gallina Andronova Vincelette, Reina Badiani-Magnusso, Mona Prasad | World Bank Blogs | 08/05/2021
UNCTAD | 07/14/2021
The mechanism could help avoid “carbon leakage”, but its impact on climate ch...
Jessica Bowman | Plant Based Products Council | 07/08/2021
Across the U.S., the plant-based products indus...
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