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Expert commentary on international trade and investment law, covering tariff litigation, WTO rules, and trade remedies such as anti-dumping and safeguards. Posts include legal analysis of court complaints and regulations, plus guest contributions from trade lawyers and academics.
Peter E. Harrell, a lawyer and scholar, writes mainly about international economics, with recent issues covering US tariff politics, the Trump-Xi summit, and national security import controls. The newsletter offers informed, first-hand policy analysis from someone who testified to Congress on the subject.
Briefing Book publishes economic policy analysis written by former policy staffers and researchers, translating academic work for policymakers. Recent issues cover Medicaid work-requirement data design, the effects of 2025 tariffs on prices and spending, and highlights from NBER's Summer Institute.
A translated and reposted opinion page from China's perspective on economics and trade, covering Chinese economists' views on AI and demand, and rebuttals to OECD subsidy research. It also includes news coverage of IELTS exam disruptions in mainland China.
A Canadian news digest mixing short news summaries of federal and provincial policy, such as tariff aid and food bank demand, with affiliate-driven product guides like vacuum sealer picks. Readers get quick, cross-referenced Canadian headlines and some shopping recommendations.
A polemical US-politics Substack arguing that Trump-era policies on tariffs, immigration, federal jobs and foreign affairs have caused lasting economic and social damage. It mixes cited statistics with strongly partisan framing and offers little beyond the author's view.
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