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Why Puerto Rico's Economy Matters for U.S. Security

Join the Americas Program as it launches an innovative report examining the economic state of Puerto Rico and why it matters to the United States, authored by Dr. José J. Villamil, the preeminent specialist on Puerto Rican economics and finance.

Event — January 28, 2014

Why Puerto Rico’s Economy Matters for U.S. Security

With the Greek debt crisis still evolving (and unresolved), all eyes are on the European Union. Even here in the United States, folks are keeping a close eye on what all of this will mean for Greece—and, on a larger scale, for the E.U.’s future.

Report by Foreword by Carl Meacham and Jose J. Villamil — January 27, 2014

Removing the Corruption Tax on the Private Sector

Corruption is a massive tax on the private sector and impedes broad-based economic growth. Sixty-seven out of 144 economies identified corruption as one of the top three challenges to conducting business in their country, according to the World Economic Forum.

Critical Questions by Jeremiah Magpile and Sadika Hameed — January 17, 2014

Congress Introduces the "Bipartisan Congressional Trade Priorities Act of 2014"

TPA establishes the principal objectives that the United States seeks to accomplish in international trade negotiations and establishes a framework for joint action between the executive branch and Congress in pursuing trade agreements. TPA also provides legislative procedures to be used for bills to implement trade agreements that achieve the objectives set, including provisions for a straight up-or-down vote without amendment.

Critical Questions by Scott Miller — January 16, 2014

Global Economics Monthly: Economics as Strategy

As an economic specialist at a foreign policy think tank, I often joke that my security-focused colleagues work on life and liberty, while I do the pursuit of happiness.

Newsletter by Matthew P. Goodman — January 16, 2014