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Trade and Innovation

Trade plays key roles in fostering innovation, both as a conduit for the diffusion of global technology and knowhow that facilitates innovation in developing nations and by giving innovative companies access to large global markets through which they can recoup their upfront investments in R&D and generate revenues to finance future generations of innovation. GTIPA-member reports here examine trade-innovation linkages.

Americans Are After Our Drugs Again

In the latest MLI paper, “Americans Are After Our Drugs Again: Why and What Can We Do About It?” author Brian Ferguson argues that the resurgence of the notion of drug re-importation is something that should greatly concern Canadians.

The Macdonald-Laurier Institute Mon, 11/02/2020

Investing in Times of a Pandemic

According to the Global Investor Study, when the coronavirus pandemic hit the markets in the first quarter of the year, almost 80% of investors decided to restructure their investment portfolios in order to minimize financial losses. Advanced investors were more likely to implement substantial changes in their portfolios: 88% of investors with significant financial knowledge restructured their portfolios, whereas only 57% of those who have little financial knowledge did so.

Austrian Economics CenterFri, 10/30/2020

Without economic freedom, South Africans will never grow their own wealth pies

South Africa has experimented with economic freedom since 1994, but not embraced it to the extent that would yield significant material outcomes for the most vulnerable in society. Many commentators are wax-lyrical about the country's potential. That potential means little if there are myriad roadblocks to economic liberation, and every bit of momentum is quickly stopped by the government slamming the brakes.

The Free Market Foundation Mon, 10/26/2020

Promoting Food Security Through Free Trade Ideas, A Congratulations to the Center for Indonesian Policy Studies

Property Rights Alliance congratulates the Center For Indonesian Policy Studies (CIPS) on becoming a finalist in the final round for the Templeton Freedom Award, a prestigious honor complementing the work CIPS has done through their Affordable Food for the Poor Initiative, making nutritious food available and affordable throughout Indonesia. With many barriers and import restrictions affecting food in Indonesia, CIPS has worked relentlessly, against popular opinion, to promote open markets and food security throughout Indonesia.

Property Rights AllianceFri, 10/23/2020

Investor Confidence Survey, 7th Round

(Available in Arabic)

Jordan Strategy ForumThu, 10/01/2020

Pakistan Prosperity Index- September 2020

Pakistan’s has exhibited a commendable economic recovery from the recession that resulted due to measures taken to deal with Covid-19 outbreak. Not only has the country made a recovery but economic prosperity, as calculated by the Pakistan Prosperity Report, has also has registered a new high, since the base period of June 2019.

The PRIME InstituteThu, 10/01/2020

IRM Business Perception Survey Report

The findings of the survey have been tracked over two phases – during lockdown (April 27 to June 8, 2020) and post-lockdown (June 8 to August 3, 2020). Tracking the perceptions over these two time-frames has provided substantial findings into the change in perceptions of Indian business respondents over time.

Institute for CompetitivenessSat, 09/26/2020

Crises put Chile’s free-market consensus in danger

No world leader could have welcomed the global coronavirus pandemic more than embattled Chilean President Sebastian Pinera, for whom the crisis was, ironically, a lifeline amid political turmoil. Since October 2019, Chile has been rocked by enormous protests of citizens demanding a new constitution. Those protests paralyzed the economy and put President Pinera’s right-wing coalition in the vexing position of acceding to a constitutional plebiscite while also opposing the constitution’s replacement. The onset of the Covid-19 pandemic offered him an opportunity to flex his technocratic and managerial skills, demonstrate leadership, and distract from the unrest.

Austrian Economics CenterFri, 09/25/2020

The Next Production Revolution: Potential Impacts on Developing Nations

There is both excitement and trepidation about the so-called “Fourth Industrial Revolution” and its ability to power growth around the world—and one critical question is how its impacts may differ in developed and developing economies.

Information Technology and Innovation FoundationThu, 09/24/2020

Is the economy doomed to a long recession?

Forecasting during a strong shock is burdened with exceptionally high uncertainty. This gives rise to the temptation to formulate alarmist forecasts. Experiences from earlier pandemics, particularly those from the 20th century, for which we have the most data, don’t provide a basis for this. The mildest of them weakened growth by less than 1 percentage point, and the worst, the Spanish Flu, by 6 percentage points. Still, even the Spanish Flu never caused losses on the order of 20% of GDP – not even where it turned out to be a humanitarian disaster, costing the lives of 3-5% of the population. History suggests that if pandemics lead to such deep losses at all, it’s only in particular quarters and not over a whole year, as economic activity rebounds. The strength of that rebound is largely determined by economic policy. The purpose of this work is to describe possible scenarios for a rebound in Polish economic growth after the epidemic.

Center for Social and Economic Research Fri, 09/18/2020

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