All posts tagged "American Enterprise Institute"
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Hard Brexit or soft?
UK’s upcoming elections will help determine answer The likelihood that U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May’s Conservative Party...
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The real solution to Germany’s external imbalance
A welcome debate seems to have started in the United States as to what should be done about...
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Is the age of Western economic dynamism over?
Have market economies across the Western world become less dynamic? In “The Innovation Illusion: How So Little Is...
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Europe desperately needs leadership. It should come from Berlin.
Jeffrey Gedmin, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, is a senior adviser at Blue Star Strategies and...
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An amazing video showing why free trade is great… produced by China
So China has this strategic commercial and diplomatic plan called One Belt One Road that will “create a network of infrastructure...
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China is far away, but its bursting bubble will hit close to home
The Trump administration would be ignoring the recent signs that the Chinese credit bubble might be bursting at...
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French election: Macron defeats Le Pen – France’s next leader is no Hillary Clinton
Dalibor Rohac, American Enterprise Institute First of all, a sigh of relief is in order. The election...
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The danger of Turkish incitement
An aide to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan yesterday threatened to use force to strike at US forces partnering with...
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Crisis in the Eurozone? The French election, populism, and what it means for US economic growth: A long-read Q&A with Desmond Lachman
The last round of the French presidential election is this Sunday, and may be the last act in...
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Why Trump should heed the IMF
Just over 100 days into his presidency we are learning that, at least on international trade, Donald Trump...
