#Tariffs

Tax Foundation

TaxFoundation

Biden could provide business and household relief by eliminating Trump tariffs: https://tax.foundation/32OBAR8 Relying on rarely used sections of trade law, President Trump used executive authority to impose tariffs on the

Edwin Hayward 🦄 🗡

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There are a lot of Brexit half-truths masquerading as whole-truths.For example: Only a tiny % of firms trade with the EU. True, but that's because you're using the metric of

Dr Mike Galsworthy

mikegalsworthy

Good article. And so the “who won” spin battle begins.UK victories are cosmetic, however: “The EU appears to have secured a deal which allows it to retain nearly all of

Bloomberg

business

THREAD: 1) Who's winning the trade war? The answer: China.Ahead of the anniversary of the phase one trade deal, Bloomberg’s @hancocktom & @jdmayger look at the ways Xi Jinping got

Edwin Hayward 🦄 🗡

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George Eustice: "In a non-negotiated [Brexit] outcome, what would happen is companies like Arlo, which is a big Danish company selling brands like Lurpak in the UK that are manufactured

Irishmonk

castlvillageman

I have been immersed in the EU-UK " negotiations".I have given up responding to the eejits. They don't know what "level playing field " means. So...quickly. 1/4 For an Irish

James Surowiecki

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The problem with the "voted with Trump 86% of the time" is that it really shows how Trump toed a traditional GOP line when it came to legislative politics, not

SydneyPadua

sydneypadua

Country A sets up a standard or regulation that will make some product more expensive (labour, safety, health, or environmental, but sometimes protectionist). Country B does not have this regulation

Dr Anna Jerzewska

AnnaJerzewska

This is really concerning. Two main problems remain Implementation of the Protocol itself Layering it with a deal if one emerges /1https://twitter.com/lisaocarroll/status/1335975212458840065 Hopefully it's obvious how important it

Nick Gutteridge

nickgutteridge

1/ As Brexit talks enter what might be their last few hours, the key hurdle to overcome is how to agree on what the EU calls 'managed divergence' and the

Graham Hughes #RejoinEU 💫 👊🤠

EveryCountry

Myopic Brexiters see the WTO as some sort of safety net that'll save us from economic collapse once we become the least competitive advanced economy in the world in five

Michael Pettis

michaelxpettis

1/4Trump’s former chief economic adviser Gary Cohn is quoted here as saying that he does not think the trade tariffs that the Trump administration imposed on China worked because the

Lydia DePillis

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NEW: I got a couple big FOIA requests back recently for correspondence between members of Congress and @USTradeRep about tariff exclusions. One thing jumped out: The lengths to which Polaris,

(((Frances *Cassandra* Coppola)))🕷️

Frances_Coppola

For balance of payments obsessives. Here are two scenarios.1) trade surplus £1bn, total exports £50bn, total imports £49bn2) trade deficit £10bn, total exports £140bn, total imports £150bnWhich is better? Here's

Led By Donkeys

ByDonkeys

Boris Johnson is about to agree a deal which will see tariffs put on UK goods when we diverge from EU standards. This footage, from the referendum campaign in 2016,

Anton Spisak

AntonSpisak

It'd be a pity if the deal collapsed on the ratchet clause. There's a sensible middle ground here if the UK and the EU can agree to a clear process

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