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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.

The Failure of Foreign Aid

This critique of foreign aid didn't rest upon the Sarafina 2 debacle alone. It was just one of many examples. But the important points aren't the waste or misuse of funds but how they distort economic development.

The Free Market Foundation Sat, 11/27/2021

FDI in the ASEAN states: The engine that roared

ASEAN has always been about making things work to attract foreign investment. But this defining model is confronting an increasingly disruptive external and internal landscape that could upend its continued success. After enjoying favorable economic tailwinds for several decades, Southeast Asia must demonstrate that it is able to navigate climate and geopolitical headwinds.

Hinrich FoundationTue, 11/23/2021

Can and should the US compete with China in infrastructure diplomacy?

Launched at the 2021 G7 Summit, the US-led Build Back Better World initiative should refrain from concentrating its resources into a difficult mission of competing with China’s Belt and Road infrastructure investments. Rather, Washington should cooperate with Beijing where it can, continue to promote better international standards, and contend in sectors where it enjoys competitive advantages.

Hinrich FoundationTue, 11/23/2021

The New Economic Policy Beyond Fifty: Assessing its Strengths and Weaknesses to Chart a Cohesive Malaysian Society

The debates surrounding the New Economic Policy tend to be polarising and often reach a stalemate; however, a more constructive engagement is possible through re-appreciating the NEP’s strengths and examining its weaknesses/omissions, grappling with its policy discourses as well as with its popular but misguided perspectives. This paper suggests that by doing all these, we can ultimately recraft the NEP to forge a cohesive and inclusive Malaysian society.

Institute for Democracy and Economic AffairsTue, 11/23/2021

Pathway to Prosperity: Perú Case Study

This Peru case study is one of a number of in-depth reports which analyse an individual country’s performance on the key characteristics of openness to trade, investment, ideas, competition, and talent.

The Legatum Institute Fri, 11/12/2021

Section 232 Tariffs – Pathway to Climate Protection or Managed Trade?

On October 30, the US and the EU announced a deal that replaces Trump-era US tariffs on EU steel and aluminum under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 with a quota system.

C.D. Howe Institute Thu, 11/11/2021

Industry, climate protection and trade: Balancing different costs and prices for industrial climate protection

In interrelated markets for exchangeable goods there is - apart from transaction costs - only one single price. In contrast, international climate protection is characterized by very different prices for greenhouse gas emissions.

German Economic InstituteMon, 11/08/2021

The geopolitics of electric vehicles: techno-nationalism reshapes the automotive industry

The existential threat of rising carbon emissions and climate change has prompted an historic shift in investment away from petrol-burning cars to the electric vehicle (EV). Along with that shift, the global EV sector has become a pawn in a larger geopolitical competition and is at the nexus of many techno-nationalist issues.

Hinrich FoundationWed, 11/03/2021

The WTO, trade agreements, and sustainable trade: the Asian experience

Supportive international trade rules and sustainable development are inextricably linked in multifarious ways. As major beneficiaries and active participants in trade agreements, whether these agreements be regional, plurilateral, or multilateral, Asian countries are well-placed to take a front-running position in the reform of the global trading system.

Hinrich FoundationWed, 11/03/2021

Customs Tariff Reforms remain lackluster to augment country’s exports

PRIME’s new report, “Customs Tariff Reforms: one step forward, two steps back” finds that country is lagging to diversify its produce, markets and our domestic industries remained inefficient on the back of insignificant tariff reforms. Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government came to power with the reformative agenda to augment industrialization and exports of the country but “Make in Pakistan” remained a slogan because contemporary tariff structure restricts innovation and efficiency.

The PRIME InstituteWed, 11/03/2021

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