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Trade and Development

Trade is indispensable to fostering greater levels of global economic development. As the OECD has written, “No country has lifted itself out of poverty without international trade.” This category consolidates GTIPA-member reports assessing the intersection of trade and economic development.

LITHIUM: HOW TO USE THIS WEALTH?

Lithium is a metal with high electrical conductivity, low viscosity, very light and low coefficient of thermal expansion. This gives it a high energy density and, being the lightest metal in the periodic table, allows it to store a greater electrical charge per kilogram. In this way, the accelerated expansion of electric vehicles has generated interest and demand much higher than what existed a few years ago for lithium and it is projected that between 2021 and 2030 the global demand for lithium will multiply by 4 times.

Libertad y DesarrolloFri, 01/14/2022

Opinion: Time for Government to Cut Fuel Taxes and Tariffs!

As we face yet another rise in the fuel price, CHRIS HATTINGH says it's high time that government cut fuel-related taxes and tariffs

The Free Market Foundation Mon, 01/03/2022

Off to new shores - an investment union for Europe!

The European Union has gone through various exceptional situations and crises in the past few decades, such as the financial crisis in 2007/2008 or the wave of refugees in 2015. And every crisis experienced has led to certain learning processes, which in turn resulted in political responses, according to IW director Michael Hüther.

German Economic InstituteMon, 01/03/2022

A Brief Lesson on Manufacturing, Mercantilism, and Economic Resilience

If you listened to certain politicians and commentators , the American economy would be stronger today - more "resilient" - if we made more and imported less. It turns out, however, that having an economy dependent on manufacturing and mercantilism also has its downsides.

Fundación Internacional BasesFri, 12/31/2021

EU’S PATH TO COMPETITIVENESS

How digital, energy and health can lead the way forward.

I-Com Thu, 12/30/2021

What Role for Chinese Investment in Africa?

In the last two decades Africa has experienced an influx of Chinese investment in Africa, yet many raise questions as to whether China's new found interest in the region is a new form of neo-imperialism. This article will be investigating whether China's expansion into Africa, specifically African oil markets, should be one that we are concerned about. Or whether it is one that Africans and the rest of the world should be welcoming.

The Free Market Foundation Fri, 12/17/2021

DESIGNING RESILIENT AND SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY CHAINS

Global supply chains are fragile. We have to get used to constant crises. Businesses are tasked with designing more resilient supply chains, while governments can help them with supportive policies. Italy is not only not doing it, it seems to be ignoring the problem.

CompetereTue, 12/07/2021

Moving beyond disappointment: India, FDI, and sustainability

India has not increased its share of foreign direct investment (FDI) in recent years as much as has been hoped. Risks for FDI continue to be high, especially due to growing economic nationalism and flawed dispute resolution mechanisms. Energizing sustainable finance from foreign investors will require deeper reforms to the country's political, judicial, administrative, and regulatory climate.

Hinrich FoundationTue, 12/07/2021

EAG’S NEW VISION FOR ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION

This document is a collective contribution by the members of Economic Ad­visory Group, an independent group comprising individuals from academia, policy, and the private sector. An independent think tank Policy Research In­stitute of Market Economy (PRIME) has formed this group and serves as its secretariat.

The PRIME InstituteThu, 12/02/2021

Green, Digital and Competitive

Ireland is best (No. 1). The Netherlands (No. 5) is rising fast. Sweden (No. 2), Denmark (No. 3) and Finland (No.

The Lisbon Council Wed, 12/01/2021

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