#Tariffs

Halie Craig

haliecraig

Why we should still be paying attention to Section 232 tariffs -- A THREADToday in @NRO, @clark_packard and I detail the quiet, problematic expansion of "national security" tariffs over the

Jigar Shah 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

JigarShahDC

Given @JoeBiden is on track for President and Senate as an institution of obstruction any good ideas on Executive Action?https://twitter.com/stphn_lacey/status/1324142175303729155 Got some ideas from a friend: Remove Trump 2-for-1 executive

Hamza Ali

Hamza_M_Ali

If you're wondering why the OECD is apocalyptic about what will happen if digital tax talks fail then look at this. 30 of the 37 OECD countries either already have

Ian McKee

imckee

This year is looking good for action on greenwash in energy.A government consultation coming.A regulator committed to a transparent market.Other major stakeholders incensed.It’s my NYR to beat this thing.So I’m

Tom Newton Dunn

tnewtondunn

Where is the Brexit trade deal negotiation now, after the PM and UVDL agreed to extend their 'final' deadline of today? 1. Boris Johnson insists the UK and EU are

Bryce Baschuk

bbaschuk

A broad renegotiation of America's bound @wto tariffs would be the most significant shift in U.S. trade policy over the past quarter century & would have myriad implications for the

John Lichfield

john_lichfield

Fish thread. Having read the Brexit deal, I believe B. Johnson misled the nation on Thurs when he said Britain could catch “all the fish that it wants ” in

Patrick Whittle

pxwhittle

The successes of Maine's lobster fishery are multifactorial and certaily not limited to federal regs. But there's no question volume and value both peaked under Obama.https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1275951862269829121 Th

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

Odd briefings going on here. The reference to next Tuesday is rather random (the landing zone has been known for weeks) in a story otherwise dominated by naming and shaming

Jess Sargeant

Jess_Sargeant

Gove says EU and UK agreed in 'principle' that meets all of the UK govs commitment 1) to unfettered access NI-GB2) NI's place in UK customs' territory - no tariffs

Miriam Goldstein

MiriamGoldste

Lobster Lies, or, some thoughts on this tweet in no particular order: [thread]https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1275951862269829121 Falsehood #1: the tariffs on lobster are Trump's fault - they were retaliation for Trump's

andrew kurjata 2021 edition

akurjata

Who does this? Show yourselves Not surprisingly this same piece claims Canadians, writ large, get milk in plastic bags FYI this is the New Yorker, not the New York Times

Duncan Weldon

DuncanWeldon

A Sunday evening thread on the early twentieth century British debate on free trade vs tariffs and why it might be relevant to the Brexit debate.You can stretch supposed economic

Zoe Keller

KellerZoe

The UK Internal Market Bill allows the Govt to restrict the so-called “direct effect” of parts of the NI Protocol, in order to avoid them being weaponized by the EU

JPCampbellBiz - Open a window, keep your distance

JP_Biz

The Northern Ireland Protocol & the Irish Sea border are supposed to take effect at the end of this month. That’s this month. 11pm on 31 December. There are a

The Leave Alliance

LeaveHQ

Trade wonks argue against diverging from the EU but it betrays a certain ignorance of the volumes of EU rules that have no bearing on exports and should never have

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