Monthly Archives: May 2021

TRUMP’S TARIFFS NEED TO BE REVERSED, NOW.

Posted on May 26, 2021 by Stuart Malawer

An excellent assessment of President Biden’s tariff actions (and non-actions) during the first 100+ days appeared as a recent op-ed in the Washington Post. Here are some excerpts: …. Biden’s first four months in office have seen an abrupt reversal … Continue reading →

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BIDEN’S TRADE POLICIES — More Needs to be Done, Now.

Posted on May 18, 2021 by Stuart Malawer

    President Biden’s recent trade actions amount to more than a mere recalibration of Trump’s trade and tariff policies, though they certainly are not a grand reversal of them. Biden needs to more fully address trade policy now. Engaging … Continue reading →

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Antitrust Reform — From the Gilded Age to the Digital Age — Way Overdue.

Posted on May 5, 2021 by Stuart Malawer

Amy Klobuchar’s ANTITRUST (2021) reviews and assesses antitrust law and regulations from the “Gilded Age” to today’s “Digital Age.” She declares ‘trickle down economics‘ of Reaganism along with the Chicago School’s ‘law and economics” approach (focusing on shareholder wealth creation) … Continue reading →

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Biden’s Global Trade Updates — Taxes, Sanctions, Human Rights and Technology.

Posted on May 4, 2021 by Stuart Malawer

The following items are those I listed on my website  concerning President Biden’s recent trade actions. http://www.globaltraderelations.net/ For the first 100 Days they amount to more than mere recalibration of Trump’s trade and tariff policies but not a grand reversal … Continue reading →

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