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Help Wanted, But Not Found: Emiratization in the UAE

As the UAE intensifies efforts to employ more nationals in the private sector, Emirati officials are finding that there are some jobs that Emiratis don’t want to take.  

Newsletter by Lubna Yousef and Caleb Harper — March 22, 2023

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On the Rise: Competition Policy Challenges in Europe, Part Two

In part two of Kati Suominen's commentary, she proposes six measures that the United States can take to depoliticize antitrust in Europe and build more constructive antitrust policy approaches on both sides of the Atlantic.

Commentary by Kati Suominen — October 20, 2020

Boeing, Boeing

In this week's commentary, the Scholl Chair discusses the longest running WTO trade dispute between Boeing and Airbus.

Commentary by William Alan Reinsch — October 19, 2020

Sharpening America’s Innovative Edge

This report recommends seven elements of a new approach to innovation policy in the United States. It is the third of four reports of the CSIS Trade Commission that call for action to revitalize and affirm American leadership in the world.

Report by Matthew P. Goodman , Dylan Gerstel , William Alan Reinsch , and Scott Miller — October 16, 2020

Online Event: Confronting Economic Inequality

Please join us for episode 10 of Economy Disrupted with Heather Boushey, President & CEO of Washington Center for Equitable Growth. 

Event by Matthew P. Goodman and Stephanie Segal — October 15, 2020

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U.S.-EU Conflict in the Skies and Online

Guest host Jack Caporal and the Trade Guys break down the latest news in the Boeing-Airbus dispute and catch up on negotiations for a digital services tax.

Podcast Episode by Scott Miller and William Alan Reinsch — October 14, 2020

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The Chinese Communist Party Targets the Private Sector

To better understand the CCP’s ambitions, the Freeman Chair has commissioned a translation of the “Opinion on Strengthening the United Front Work of the Private Economy in the New Era.” It calls for the Party’s increased engagement and leadership in the private economy.

Report by Scott Livingston — October 8, 2020

Don’t Let China Greenwash Its Belt and Road

Xi Jinping's promise of carbon neutrality by 2060 will amount to little if the Belt and Road Initiative continues exporting China’s environmental challenges globally. China’s poor environmental record abroad presents a strategic opportunity for the United States to seize.

Commentary by Jonathan E. Hillman — October 8, 2020

Online Event: Evaluating G20 Fiscal Responses to Covid19

Please join the CSIS Economics Program for a discussion on major economies’ fiscal support to the crisis, what further support is needed, and the path to long-term economic stability.

Event by Matthew P. Goodman — October 7, 2020