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Tag Archives: China
Corporate Responsibility & Global Tax (FACTA) – Unilateral or Multilateral?
The ever-increasing set of international economic problems has renewed the debate over corporate responsibility in the global economy. At the heart of this revived debate are complex issues of risk-taking investment, management-oriented corporate governance, and extraterritorial U.S. regulation of foreign source income and … Continue reading
Two New Trade Decisions — Fair Determinations for Newer Trade Issues? … Yes.
There were two interesting developments yesterday in the U.S. pertaining to trade law and import remedies. The first involved an administrative setback for Apple and the second a judicial setback for the U.S. Dept. of Commerce. Both decisions seem to be fair and … Continue reading
Reshoring, Corporate Strategy & Globalization — Overriding Low Wages & Low Taxes? …. Not Likely.
Over the last two years the Boston Consulting Group published two studies assessing global business strategy and leadership in the era of globalization. Two salient conclusions jump out from these studies. One, U.S. firms are likely to return some off-shore manufacturing … Continue reading
Posted in Global Trade Relations
Tagged China, corporate leadership, corporate leadership and corporate strategy, corporate strategy, corporate strategy and globalization, foreign wages, globalization, jobs, labor, leadership and globalization, manufacturing jobs returning, offshore earnings, offshore production, outsourcing, reshoring, trade, U.S., U.S.-China, U.S.-India
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National Security, Global Competitiveness, and Rules of the Road — The Right Balance at APEC & ASEAN — Promoting A Rules-Based Foreign Policy.
At the recent APEC and ASEAN trade meetings President Obama was concerned about balancing strategic and national security with global trade and competitiveness of U.S. firms. He also set a clearer tone for U.S. foreign policy, one promoting a rules-based system. This … Continue reading
Solar Panel Litigation & the Emerging Clean Energy Trade War — Good for Whom?
A new dumping / subsidies case was filed recently by American solar panel makers attacking China’s subsidies to its manufacturers. This filing with the International Trade Administration / U.S. International Trade Commission is a new skirmish in the emerging clean energy trade war … Continue reading
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Tagged actionable subsidies, antidumping, China, china subsidies, chinese dumping, chinese exoirt subsidies, countervailing duites, countervailing duties, export subsidies, industries of the future, International Trade Administration, new China dumping case, protected industries, solar panel filing, solar panels, solar power, U.S. Dept. of Commerce
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Trade Remedy Actions — Which countries are the biggest users and biggest targets? — Some Surprises.
Which countries are the biggest users of trade remedy actions? Which countries are the most often targets of these investigations? What are the global trends in these cases? Here’s some very interesting data from the WTO concerning antidumping cases, countervailing … Continue reading
U.S., China and EU — Recent Trade Cases — What do the Portend?
The four major cases noted below have been decided by the WTO concerning China, the U.S. and the EU during 2011. What do they indicate? One, that China has won a major case against the EU. This is China’s biggest victory in the … Continue reading
Foreign Policy is now driven by Domestic Economic Policy.
U.S. foreign policy is now driven by domestic economic policy considerations. Can the U.S. sustain overseas wars and military actions while China and other countries are thriving and the U.S. is not? To me this is the threshold question confronting U.S. policymakers and … Continue reading
New U.S. – China Trade Litigation in the WTO — Active Trade Litigation Continues.
Yesterday the Obama administration filed yet another action against China in the WTO dispute resolution system. This complaint involves China’s antidumping and countervailing duties on the import of poultry from the U.S. This filing continues the aggressive enforcement actions first initiated during … Continue reading
Trade Linked to Investment by China — The New High Politics?
China has recently linked investment into the EU to help solve its debt crisis, to trade demands. In particular, China wants the EU to reclassify China as a “market economy” for purposes of trade remedy litigation under the rules of … Continue reading
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