Category Archives: trade

What are Democrats doing to increase political market share?

Posted on July 24, 2017 by

The past six months of negative press for President Trump should provide Democrats with an opportunity to reduce Mr Trump’s electoral base, but if that opportunity exists, I don’t see Democrats taking advantage of it, not just yet anyway. A … Continue reading →

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Are Democrats and Republicans distracted from keeping America an investment haven?

Posted on July 18, 2017 by

It appears, at least from the commentary in more centrist media, that the Republican Party has allowed an amateur to take over the White House. Trump appears to have blown the first two years worth of political capital in six … Continue reading →

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Artificial barriers and government are the sources of poor trade

Posted on July 7, 2017 by

The New York Times’ Eduardo Porter wrote a scathing review of Donald Trump’s trade policy as it relates to steel production, arguing that the President’s policy could lead to retaliation and higher prices for steel imports. Mr. Porter would like … Continue reading →

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Congress nudges FCC back to its primary mission

Posted on March 29, 2017 by

Yesterday, the U.S. House of Representatives voted to approve S.J. Res 34, a resolution that invalidates privacy rules enacted by the Federal Communications Commission last December. The rules imposed common carrier privacy restrictions on broadband providers. Opponents of the Commission’s … Continue reading →

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On the lighter side: No, Beyonce’. Girls don’t run the world.

Posted on December 3, 2016 by

Bond holders, commodities traders, and currency traders run the world. Investment and central banks ensure that the aforementioned traders can extend their investments around the world. Government’s role is to protect them and ensure that they thrive because without them, … Continue reading →

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Two sets of people. Those with capital and those without

Posted on February 19, 2013 by

Chrystia Freeland of Reuters lays out a description of how trade and technology are impacting the labor market in the U.S. Estimated job loss at 15-20% as a result of trade with technology hollowing out what used to be middle … Continue reading →

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