U.S. Trade Rep. Katherine Tai spoke at the University of Chicago yesterday. I'll do a couple posts about her comments there, but to kick things off, here's something she said
in response to a question involving Milton Friedman: [...]
U.S. Trade Rep. Katherine Tai spoke at the University of Chicago yesterday. I'll do a couple posts about her comments there, but to kick things off, here's something she said
in response to a question involving Milton Friedman: [...]
U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai spoke today at a conference on "Antitrust, Regulation and the Next World Order." She had the following to say about the connection between
trade policy and antitrust policy: [...]
This is from an article by Chris Horseman of Borderlex on the progress (or lack thereof) on WTO dispute settlement reform: “No US trade representative is going to go before
Congress and say, ‘I’ve agreed to binding dispute settlement between China and the US’. [...]
Back in June 2019, when the Appellate Body was hanging on for dear life, I offered this argument for allowing the Appellate Body to decline to offer any reasoning in situations
where it was just upholding a panel's finding: [...]
Peter Harrell has a piece in Foreign Affairs entitled "How to China-Proof the Global Economy: America Needs a More Targeted Strategy." Harrell was the Senior Director for International
Economics and Competitiveness on the White House National Security Council in the Biden administration, and I think of him as a moderate, mainstream Democrat who [...]
Logan Castellanos is a student at Georgetown University and an intern with WorldTradeLaw.net/International Economic Law and Policy Blog Logan Castellanos is a student at Georgetown
University and an intern with WorldTradeLaw.net/International Economic Law and Policy Blog [...]
GATT Article VI:1 states the following about dumping: The contracting parties recognize that dumping, by which products of one country are introduced into the commerce of another
country at less than the normal value of the products, is to be condemned if it causes or threatens material injury to an established industry in the territory of [...]
In January 2024, the EU will offer more information about its strategy for economic security. After the pandemic and war, the focus is on an approach to risk management. While
we await more details, this post probes past jurisprudence to assess how earlier WTO adjudicators handled the potential of an economic security risk – and what [...]
It’s not every day that a trade agreement finds its way into U.S. courts – especially not as a basis to dismiss a tort claim in Missouri. Tomorrow, the U.S. Court of Appeals
for the Eighth Circuit will hear Reid v. Doe Run Resources Corp. In a rather remarkable argument, the defendants claim that the U.S.-Peru Trade Promotion Agreement [...]
Through some searches I don't recall the details of, I stumbled on this paper, which makes reference to an old U.S. national security dispute over imports of semiconductor
products: [...]