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Monthly Archives: January 2014
Obama Trade Policy and “Fast Track” — Does the President Need to be More Aggressive?
Unlike the very broad foreign affairs powers of the president, reinforced by his powers as commander-in-chief, the president’s authority in trade is significantly different and greatly less. The Constitution gives the exclusive authority to Congress to regulate international … Continue reading
Posted in Global Trade Relations
Tagged congress and trade policy, delegation of authority, Democrats and trade liberlization, fast track, federal government and state powers in trade, NAFTA, national security and trade, Obama and Clinto trade policies and Congressional trade legislation, Obama and trade policy, powers of the president in trade and foreign affairs, Republicans and pro-trade, separation of powers, states and international trade, states and trade policy, TPA, TTIP, TTP, WTO
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U.S. Extraterritorial Legislation — Foreign Banks and Auditors, Again
The U.S. regulatory agencies are continuing with aggressive extraterritorial application of U.S. economic legislation to foreign banks and foreign auditors under the Dodd-Frank legislation. Most recently the Federal Reserve is about to require foreign banks to increase their capital … Continue reading
Trade Negotiations & World Politics — Is Congress Restricting the U.S. in World Politics?
A recent op-ed in the Financial Times concludes that “[A] revival of the U.S. economy should not be confused with a resurgence of America’s role … [T]he most important emerging theme in world politics is America’s slow retreat … Continue reading
Jimmy Beam, Time Warner and Global Trade …. Good News?
The first two weeks of January 2014 have seen very interesting developments in global trade relations — the filing of new WTO litigation by Russia, successfully concluding the Bali negotiations, restricting U.S. litigation against multinationals, sparring in Congress over President … Continue reading
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Tagged Bali, Daimler A.G. and U.S. Supreme Court, FDI, foreign direct investment and jobs and economic development, Japanese corporate investment into the U.S., Jimmy Beam, Robert Zoellick, Russia and WTO litigation, suing mulitnationals corporations, Suntory and Time Warner, SWF and U.S. real estate, Time Warner, Zoellick
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Boeing and State Incentives — Update — What Are the Implications?
Boeing employees voted today in favor of contract and pension limitations to secure their jobs. This was against the advice of their union leaders. This vote has convinced Boeing to keep production of the new 777X in the State of … Continue reading
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