#Tariffs

Peter Foster

pmdfoster

It's OUT! The first #Brexit Briefing of 2021...which explores how unrealistic some industry expectations are about 'fixes' to the current deal, now the penny is dropping about what it means

Aodhán Michael Connolly

MichaelAodhan

OK let's look at this for a second. Shall we? In simple terms, well 1st neither of the countries Daniel mentions has a land border with the EU or are

Barbara Larochelle

BarbLarochelle

Kenney starts 10 min. late by congratulating the new U.S. admin. He says it’s good to see after recent events. Launches right into talking about our ties as trading partners

Sam Lowe

SamuelMarcLowe

Objectives and impact assessment for UK negotiations with Australia can be found here:https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/892747/UK_strategy_for_UK-Australia_free_trade_agreement.p

Kevin M. Kruse

KevinMKruse

No, @EricTrump is not correct, and neither are you.Let me explain.https://twitter.com/politicalelle/status/1104811015315881984 First of all, that particular JFK line you're invoking? It was used most famously in a speech he gave

Ignacio Bercero

ignaciobercero

The op ed by Ambassador Lighthizer in WSJ raises an interesting question of the interaction between US and EU policies on free trade agreements.Thread. Prior to the Uruguay Round,both the

Laura Kuenssberg

bbclaurak

1. There's a lot still that we don't know, + we still haven't seen the text of the full deal - 500 pages plus another 1,000 or so in annexes,

Zoe Keller

KellerZoe

It is Europe that would take the biggest aggregate hit from a no-deal Brexit and see a captive market slipping away for decades to come .https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2020/12/13/greek-torture-wont-bring-britain-knees-brexit1/ Britain

Charles Postel

CharlesPostel

The Grange. By 1872 it was largest mass organization in US history, organized farmers in many rural districts of MW, West & South as a political bloc hostile to Republican

Indo-Pacific News - Watching the CCP-China Threat

IndoPac_Info

Gartner Survey Reveals 33% of Supply Chain Leaders Moved Business Out of #China or Plan to by 2023Tariff Costs and Resilience Concerns are Primary Reasons to Look for Alternative Locationshttps://www.gartner.com/en/newsroom/press-releases/2

Simon Lester

snlester

This new WSJ op-ed (https://www.wsj.com/articles/how-to-set-world-trade-straight-11597966341) by Lighthizer repeats a lot of his previous talking points, but let me offer a couple thoughts. 1/ First, he correctly points out the protectionis

Dom Walsh

DomWalsh13

International Trade Secretary Liz Truss is up in front of @CommonsIntTrade now, discussing UK trade policy and negotiations - a thread with some highlights to follow... Interestingly Truss is starting

Richard Murphy

RichardJMurphy

The more I read it the more I am perplexed by the Brexit deal. It is an OK deal for trade in goods. Except for a mountain of very expensive

Clive Mansa

clivemansa

There's a very good reason we don't let politicians set interest rates or the money supply: they're short-sighted and constrained by the whims of constituents. This is not an insult,

Michael Pettis

michaelxpettis

Thanks to George Melloan for his positive review of our book in the WSJ. He does worry that Matt and I are “redistributionists”, but while we do argue in our

Joseph Gagnon

GagnonMacro

Especially since the global financial crisis, the efficient markets hypothesis has not been in high repute. Yet, economists implicitly rely on that hypothesis when they downplay concerns about currency manipulation.

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