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is Reginald Jones Senior Fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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107: Bombed Embassies and Document Leaks – How China Got into the WTO
Fraught negotiations finally culminate in China's 2001 WTO entry.
106: Trump’s Mini-Deal with China
The knowns and unknowns from the October truce in Trump's trade war.
The history of yuan undervaluation, the challenge of identifying currency manipulation, and Trump’s formal designation.
The Nobel Prize winner joins to discuss NAFTA, China, wages, labor, Trump’s trade policy, and more.
The WTO authorizes new US tariffs on EU products in one of the biggest disputes ever.
Germany’s trade and current account surplus grew. The puzzle is why it did not go away.
74: Soybeans and the Trade War Fallout
China's retaliatory tariffs target American soybean exports. Keynes visits Iowa farms, and they explain the role of Argentina and Brazil, as well as the yo-yo’ing of soybean prices during the conflict.
Who is paying for President Trump's tariffs?
Economic evidence to date suggests Americans are bearing the costs of the trade war.
