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CSIS’s Economics Program, the Scholl Chair in International Business, and the Strategic Technologies Program, explore the nexus between economics and national security at a time when international relations are increasingly defined by the pursuit of economic and commercial power.

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Domestic Perspectives on IPEF’s Digital Economy Component

Based on conversations with nearly three dozen business, labor, and congressional stakeholders, this CSIS brief summarizes domestic perspectives on digital economy issues in IPEF and offers suggestions for how to enhance domestic buy-in for an IPEF digital trade agreement.

Brief by Aidan Arasasingham , Emily Benson , Matthew P. Goodman , and William Alan Reinsch — January 26, 2023

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The U.S.-EU Trade and Technology Council: Assessments and Recommendations

As governments accelerate efforts to combat climate change, the U.S.-EU Trade and Technology Council (TTC) provides diplomatic channels for effectuating concrete outcomes on trade and climate that other arrangements are not designed to achieve.

Report by Emily Benson , William Alan Reinsch , and Andrea Leonard Palazzi — November 16, 2022

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Postelection Trade Blues Part II

This week, the Scholl Chair concludes a two-part series on trade policy after the midterm elections. Part II will look at the election’s implications for 2023.

Commentary by William Alan Reinsch — November 14, 2022

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Assessing the New Semiconductor Export Controls

CSIS fellow Matthew Reynolds analyzes the implications of recent U.S. Commerce Department export control rules targeting China’s semiconductor and supercomputing industries.

Critical Questions by Matthew Reynolds — November 3, 2022

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CHIPS+ and Its Consequences for Regional Innovation

A distinctive feature of CHIPS+ is the focus on connecting the nation's regions into the high-tech innovation economy, but what does the legislation include?

Blog Post by Gregory Arcuri — October 31, 2022

The Trade Guys

A Spanner in the Works

Bill and Scott talk about the U.S. and E.U. Technology Council, the TTC meeting to convene for the third time in December, Nicaragua sanctions, and bilateral relations with China. 

Podcast Episode by H. Andrew Schwartz , William Alan Reinsch , and Scott Miller — October 28, 2022

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Into Africa

A Conversation with DR Congo’s Minister of Finance

Mr. Nicolas Kazadi, Minister of Finance of the Democratic Republic of Congo, discusses the Millennium Challenge Corporation, tackling corruption in the mining industry and the public sector, conflict in eastern DRC, and the auction of oil blocks and climate pledges.

Podcast Episode by Mvemba Phezo Dizolele — October 27, 2022

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State Department Needs to Spend Its CHIPS Fund Wisely

The CSIS Economics and Strategic Technologies Programs argue that the $500 million appropriated to the State Department in the CHIPS Act needs to be spent wisely if the United States and its allies are to stay ahead in the global technology competition with China.

Commentary by Erin L. Murphy , Matthew P. Goodman , and James Andrew Lewis — October 27, 2022

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