Subsidies
William Reinsch | Center for Strategic and International Studies | 11/01/2021
Subsidies are not a new issue. The first U.S. countervailing duty law was ...
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Glen Hodgson, Brooke Medina | RealClearWire | 02/22/2023
In J.K. Rowling’s novel “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone” Professor Albus Dumbledore opines that humans have a knack for choosing precisely those things that are bad for them. The…
William Reinsch | Center for Strategic and International Studies | 11/01/2021
Subsidies are not a new issue. The first U.S. countervailing duty law was ...
Gilbert Kaplan | Center for Strategic and International Studies | 09/27/2021
It has long been a key par...
Colin Grabow | Cato Institute | 09/02/2021
Reading some of the commentary, one could be forgiven for believing that...
Donald J. Boudreaux, Douglas A. Irwin | The Economist | 06/25/2021
In the novel “The Mayor of Cas...
Christian Bogmans, Andrea Pescatori, Ervin Prifti | International Monetary Fund | 06/24/2021
Rising world food pri...
Terrence P. Stewart | Current Thoughts on Trade | 04/24/2021
Following a series o...
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