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Category Archives: Global Trade Relations
TRUMP AND TRADE — Waiting for the Other Shoe to Drop?
Here’s some passages from my upcoming article in the China and WTO Review (Spring 2018) on Trump’s trade policies ……………… ……………………………………………………….. The recently concluded WTO Ministerial Conference in Buenos Aires, in December, achieved no significant accomplishments. During the conference, … Continue reading
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GLOBAL TRADE — An All Too Easy Drive-By-Target — We Need To Get Real.
Four good articles appeared this week on global trade and the presidential campaign. The following points were made: Trade isn’t the main force destroying good jobs. But it serves as a good target (New York Times editorial). Manufacturing jobs have … Continue reading
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TRUMP, SUMMERS, CHINA & U.S. TRADE ENFORCEMENT — Know-Nothingism & International Law.
TRUMP, SUMMERS, CHINA & U.S. TRADE ENFORCEMENT [1] Dr. Stuart S. Malawer, J.D., Ph.D., Diploma (Hague Academy of International Law), is the Distinguished Service Professor of Law and International Trade (George Mason University). INTRODUCTION. Recently Donald … Continue reading
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Expanding Nature of Global Trade …. What are the Newer Issues?
The last few weeks have seen a broad range of issues arise relating to global trade. They seem to clearly demonstrate the broadening definition of trade as trade encompasses more-and-more subject areas. They have included, among others, digitalization, tax … Continue reading
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Major Development — Tax, Cyber, Data, Sanctions, Sovereign Immunity — Major Debates Ahead?
The last four weeks have seen major developments in the legal, commerce and geopolitical aspects of global trade. They include new sweeping proposals from the OECD concerning international taxation, EU’s overruling of the US – EU Data Transfer Agreement, the … Continue reading
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Three Recent Trade Developments — Currencies, Antitrust and Sanctions — Overlooked Observations.
The following three developments over the last few weeks are particularly interesting. One, currency devaluations may not actually help exports. Two, various countries are now applying antitrust rules to global technology firms (Google). Three, lifting Iranian trade sanctions pose a … Continue reading
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Law, International Transactions & Federal Courts — Forex, Trade Sanctions, Corruption (FCPA) & Alien Torts.
This summer has not proven to be dull in international legal cases from the federal courts impacting international transactions and issues concerning China, Cuba, Iran and others. These cases and issues involve, among others, foreign corruption (FCPA), foreign antitrust … Continue reading
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Trade Developments on the Federal & State Levels — Growing Criticism, But Some Success.
Major developments in global trade last month, on the federal level, include the enactment of the ‘Fast Track’ legislation and trade adjustment assistance. On the state level, state incentives for economic development focusing on export promotion and foreign … Continue reading
Does U.S. Law Bring Order to Global Commerce? Yes, in Many Cases.
Trade and international legal developments concerning corruption, price-fixing conspiracies, the TPP debate, international accounting and tax rules continue to illustrate the importance of global trade and U.S. law over the last few weeks. Most interesting is the application … Continue reading
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Tagged COOL and WTO, currency manipulation, FIFA and U.S. law, Global cities and trade, Hilary and trade, labor and TPP, law and trade, Regional Trade Agreements, TPP, TTIP, U.S. antitrust law and financial laws and accounting rules, U.S. criminal law and foreign companies and individuals
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U.S. & Global Trade — U.S. Global Leadership Role at Issue.
Most important trade news the last few weeks have concerned TPA and Congress and the recent blocking of TPA on procedural grounds in the Senate. This is extremely unfortunate for a broad range of reasons including economic, geopolitical and … Continue reading
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Tagged Imports and trade, military and trade, national security and trade, TAA, TPA, TPP, TTIP, WTO
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