New Report Provides Blueprint for Rescinding China’s Trade Status
PRESS RELEASE — New report makes the case for revoking China’s “Permanent Normal Trade Relations” status and implementing a new set of tariff rates
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Rethinking China’s Trade Status with Mark DiPlacido
Policy advisor Mark DiPlacido joins Oren to discuss why and how policymakers should rethink U.S. trade with China.
Disfavored Nation
A new report makes the case for revoking China’s “Permanent Normal Trade Relations” status and implementing a new set of tariff rates
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Trump’s pick for vice president is leading an attempted populist GOP makeover
The 40-Year-Old Conservative
A generational divides drives “the policy war in Washington”
The Arc of the Economic Debate Is Long, but Bends Toward Tariffs
A roundup from Oren Cass about what you should be reading from around the web over the last week to better understand America.
A Constructed Crisis in Charleroi
An economy our elites enjoy leads to the problems in Charleroi, Springfield, and other Midwestern cities
U.K.’s Labour Party Gets Learning Right
What U.S. leaders can learn about promoting opportunity pluralism
Trump’s Most Misunderstood Policy Proposal
Oren Cass writes for the Atlantic about why focusing only on the costs associated fails to capture the truth about tariffs.
Industrial Policy’s Potential with Marc Fasteau and Ian Fletcher
Marc Fasteau and Ian Fletcher join Oren to discuss their forthcoming book on industrial policy.
To Honor Labor, Rethink Unions
A former labor and business leader describes a better future for organized labor
An Unsafe Bet
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From the ‘Great Connector’ to the ‘Great Sorter’
Young Americans need more communal pathways to adulthood than the traditional, four-year college route
Mommy, Where Do Parents Come From?
A roundup from Oren Cass about what you should be reading from around the web over the last week to better understand America.
A Bipolar Future in Asia
Thinking about China and the Asian continent in an era of trade warfare
Private Power and Democracy with Joshua Kleinfeld
Professor Joshua Kleinfeld joins for a conversation about the conservative legal movement and how it intersects with politics
Science Policy Can’t Be Driven by Advocates
Ideology has seeped into federal science funding, highlighting the need for reform
Against Justin Wolfers-ism
The temptation to use economics as propaganda does not serve economists well
Oren Cass and Brendan Duke on Campaign 2024 and Economic Policy
Oren joined C-SPAN’s Washington Journal program to discuss the economic policies of both presidential candidates.
