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Environmental Goods Agreement: A New Frontier or an Old Stalemate?

A new Environmental Goods Agreement is worth pursuing because climate policy and the multilateral trading system both need a creative revitalization to show that they are capable of addressing the twenty-first century’s most pressing problem.

Report by William Alan Reinsch, Emily Benson, and Catherine Puga — October 28, 2021

Winning the Tech Talent Competition

Data show that China is quickly catching up to the United States due to intense investments in education and other high-tech talent initiatives. Without STEM immigration reforms, U.S. technology leadership will continue eroding.

Report by Remco Zwetsloot — October 28, 2021

The CPTPP’s Impacts on Digital Trade and the Path Forward

A new report from the Scholl Chair explores the impacts of the CPTPP on trade and investment. In particular, how have businesses approached the CPTPP's e-commerce chapter? And what comes next for CPTPP members and prospective members? Kati Suominen discusses.

Report by Kati Suominen — October 27, 2021

Economic Security: A Shared U.S.-Japan Priority

The Biden administration should jump on the opportunity to work with Tokyo to refine and promote the concept of economic security in the Indo-Pacific region and beyond.

Commentary by Matthew P. Goodman — October 27, 2021

Two Steps Forward, One Step Back

In this week’s column, the Scholl Chair discusses supply chain resiliency and what long-term consequences the Covid-19 pandemic could have on globalization.

Commentary by William Alan Reinsch — October 25, 2021

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Special Deals with Chinese Characteristics

Jude Blanchette is joined by Chang-Tai Hsieh to discuss his recently co-authored paper, Special Deals with Chinese Characteristics.

Podcast Episode by Jude Blanchette — October 21, 2021

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