“The TPP was a very bad deal for the United States, it would have cost us a tremendous amount of jobs… there is a… https://t.co/UlGgIaTAif
Over time imports ADD to GDP growth b/c they are a key source of ideas & technology for dom. business. https://t.co/pZUCmofbGd
Good for CA! The same effect (especially the advantage in JPN) will probably boost modelled estimates for AU gains.… https://t.co/MzeS5zElGY
“The Catoline Conspiracy Unmasked†or “Albion exsoluta est†(a little drama is sort of welcome…) https://t.co/ViB0pGs8qV
RT @insteconomics: CPTPP may mark the end, rather than the beginning, of freer trade in the Pacific — United States Studies Centre https://…
Trade Map and Market Access Map (from @ITC_MktAnalysis) are great resources, mature data systems. Recommended. https://t.co/FKkcXlAe6o
Reciprocity makes good agreements. Game theory and polity agree: reciprocate cooperation, punish defection. Today,… https://t.co/I2FhHPNQ6I
RT @KDbyProxy: @pwgallagher @sdonnan As for the “VERs”, I was there as a Senate staffer for USTR & DoC actions re semi-conductors & as I re…
In 1981 Sen Danforth (R, MO & staffer Susan Schwab) pushed unilateral S301 action for “non-reciprocityâ€. Comm. Sec’… https://t.co/KbVSM5PkfF
“His conclusion, unsupported by evidence?…It’s bad for us to be free†@DeirdreMcClosk on Thaler (& Kahneman, Krug… https://t.co/0KiG74ByQf
RT @DanielGriswold: In his new book on “China’s Great Migration,” @bradleygardner documents how the internal movement of 260 million people…
RT @sdonnan: It’s back to the future day.. CC Suharto and the “Timor”… Or Mahathir and the Proton… https://t.co/iKin8zzGVy
Had NZ joined the AU Federation as proposed in 1900, the economic case for a CU might have been stronger because of… https://t.co/hnVmkNkIJs
AU & NZ have from time to time considered a CU. Case was never convincing. Free (99%) trade and own currency leaves… https://t.co/4BlIoKyaLr
Huh? A CU isn’t naturally advantageous. Can be a big disadvantage for econs. outside monetary union especially wher… https://t.co/vMN9ag6EVD
I first met Gary in 1982 when I was Counsellor at AU embassy in D.C. He had recently moved (fm Tsy?) to Brookings.… https://t.co/mKXHLC6xDO
Great thing about @ATabarrok et al.’s counter-intuitive null-result on the burden of regulation is, it’s so provoca… https://t.co/ZmSLIjJFa7
(Thinks… I wish I could do research like that, and be quoted in The Economist and be famous…) https://t.co/QAlQYkDBgC
“Probably ‘placebo effects’ rode on the coattails of a more important issue, regression to the mean. That is, most… https://t.co/DqeDhAoCU8
RT @D_A_Irwin: A fitting tribute to one of Washington’s trade policy greats: Gary Hufbauer https://t.co/vSHQitXmSJ via @PIIE
Tempting to compare claims about China’s treatment of USA/EU tech-IP & USA treatment of (all) EU IP in 19th C. Stil… https://t.co/yeLdynb5fD
RT @AndrewDMitch: Australia’s #FTAs with #China, Asia and Beyond - joint launch of books by me @lizsheargold @taniavoon @ColinPicker @HengW…
This long essay by @stephen_wolfram on computation & the limits of reductionism; language, time-capsules, AI & comm… https://t.co/6R1aK4h5xc