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China’s Position on the So-called Excess Capacity Issue

The Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China | 07/01/2026

The following is a government position paper published by the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China (MOFCOM), an agency of the Government of the People’s Republic of…

Resetting UK Politics 10 Years On – Recognise Today’s Economy

David Henig | European Centre For International Political Economy | 05/31/2026

The UK had five P...

A Middle Power Agenda for the Global Trading System

Sam Hardwick | East Asia Forum | 05/26/2026

Middle powers can — and likely will — maintain and improve the ru...

Beyond America First

Kevin P. Gallagher & Jose Antonio Ocampo | The American Prospect | 11/27/2025

Countries in the Global South increasingly view President Trump...

Korea Needs Different US Trade Deal Than Japan

Troy Stangarone | The Korea Times | 10/09/2025

The Lee Jae Myung administration has put forward clear economic reas...

Beware the “Securitization” of Trade Policy

Simon Lester | International Economic Law and Policy Blog | 10/06/2025

In recent years, U.S. trade policy ...

Congress Must Reclaim Its Constitutional Authority Over Trade

Charles Boustany | The Fulcrum | 09/24/2025

Our Founders deliberately placed the power to “regulate ...

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