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What Canadian Foreign Policy Can Teach the U.S. and APEC
Georgi Ivanov in International Trade 1 year ago
Canada's foreign policy offers a model for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation organization to pursue more multilateralism and integration.
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How Kraft Foods, Oreos, and Starbucks Coffee Have Taken Off in China
Warren Rizzi in International Trade 1 year ago
Despite government negativity, some U.S. companies have made great strides in developing their brands in China due to smarter practices and the force of the market.
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U.S.-EU Free Trade Zone: It's Necessary to Compete in a Global Economy
Maxime Fischer-Zernin in International Trade 3 weeks ago
U.S. and EU trade representatives are beginning negotiations for the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership that would create a free-trade zone encompassing 54 percent of world GDP.
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Stalled Doha Round Opens Trade Opportunities
Stephen Simchak in International Trade 2 years ago
With the Doha Round facing hurdles, alternatives to trade liberalization should be considered.
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Biofuel and Trade Reform Can Help Global Food Output
Olga Jbeili in International Trade 2 years ago
In times of highly unpredictable food prices, it is important to engineer sound policies to limit the negative impact on developing countries' poorest households.
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Canada Becoming a Global Trade Superpower
Georgi Ivanov in International Trade 2 years ago
The recent signing of a free trade agreement with Brazil and an upcoming deal with the EU set the stage for a significant shift in Canadian foriegn economic policy.
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Argentina-U.S. Currency War All About Keeping Down the Third World
Michael Suede in International Trade 1 year ago
The U.S. government is whining about Argentina's protectionist trade measures because they undermine the U.S.' ability to print money.
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US Oil Production to Rank First By 2020: Why Americans Need to Rethink the Impact of Energy Production
Christine Bader in International Trade 6 months ago
With the U.S. on pace to be the world's largest oil producer by 2020, requiring new projects to assess drilling's social impacts is good for business and society.
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