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Takaichi Landslide Shows Limits of Chinese Economic Coercion

Philip Luck examines the recent Japanese election, highlighting how economic coercion against democracies can often strengthen government support and influence electoral outcomes.

Commentary by Philip Luck — February 9, 2026

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Building a New Market to Counter Chinese Mineral Market Manipulation

China is manipulating global mineral markets by oversupplying and depressing prices. To counter China, the United States and allies should form an “anchor market” to harmonize tariffs, mandate sourcing quotas, and restrict Chinese acquisitions of strategic mineral assets.

Commentary by Gracelin Baskaran — June 12, 2025

Trade in Critical Supply Chains

The U.S. must act urgently to secure critical minerals vital to national security and economic competitiveness. This includes collaboration with allies, which will be key to competing with China’s dominance and building resilient supply chains.

Congressional Testimony by Gracelin Baskaran — May 14, 2025

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Chinese Shipbuilding and a Trump Tariff Roundup

On this week's episode of the Trade Guys, we discuss USTR's Section 301 investigation of China's shipbuilding sector. We also go through several recent executive orders and directives related to tariffs and investment.

Podcast Episode by Scott Miller, William Alan Reinsch, and H. Andrew Schwartz — March 4, 2025

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