@CSIS program focused on international economics and trade. Directed by Philip Luck. Co-producer of the Trade Guys podcast.
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Joined September 2012
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The Scholl Chair has expanded to reconstitute the CSIS Economics Program, led by Philip Luck (@paluck). On this platform and others, we will continue to explore international economic issues and how they impact U.S. competitiveness, technology leadership, and economic security.
What are the consequences of the U.S. government's lack of well-defined policy goals and implementation? Bill Reinsch explains here: csis.org/analysis/ant-and-gr…
Several countries have come under scrutiny for their alleged role in transshipment networks from China to the United States. In a new commentary, CSIS’s Hugh Grant-Chapman examines how much transshipment is really taking place. Read more here: csis.org/analysis/transshipm…
Bill Reinsch explains the consequences of the government's lack of clearly defined policy goals on trade negotiation and tariffs: csis.org/analysis/ant-and-gr…
Is “The Great Transshipment Scam” really happening? In a new commentary, CSIS’s Hugh Grant-Chapman examines White House claims of U.S.-China trade rerouting and what the data shows: csis.org/analysis/transshipm…
How is the use of the U.S. dollar and other currencies shifting? In The Trade Guys, Bill Reinsch and Scott Miller welcome Dawson Law to discuss: csis.org/podcasts/trade-guys…
On this episode of The Trade Guys, Bill Reinsch and Scott Miller welcome Dawson Law, former Representative to the UK for the U.S. Treasury Department, to discuss the dollar and currency flows in today's global economy. Learn more here: csis.org/podcasts/trade-guys…
Why is so much commodity trading taking place in dollars? Philip Luck and Rostin Behnam discuss that question and others in The Trade Off's latest episode: csis.org/events/crypto-commo…
In the latest episode of The Trade Off, Philip Luck welcomes Bloomberg Global Head of Public Policy and Corporate Affairs Rostin Behnam to discuss digital-asset regulation, 24/7 trading, and the role of the dollar in commodity trading: csis.org/events/crypto-commo…
What are some current market regulation gaps? Philip Luck discusses with Rostin Behnam in The Trade Off: csis.org/events/crypto-commo…
Bill Reinsch explains what aspects of the trade policy agenda Democrats will likely want to move forward should they take over one or both houses of Congress: csis.org/index%2ephp/analysi…
What are the potential outcomes of Democrats taking over one or both houses of Congress? Bill Reinsch explains here: csis.org/index%2ephp/analysi…
The G20 trade ministers' conference took place while several members face U.S. forced labor tariffs and overcapacity investigations. William Reinsch explains how that influenced the meeting's outcome: csis.org/analysis/diplomacy-…
What were the outcomes of the recent Milwaukee G20 trade ministers meeting? William Reinsch explains here: csis.org/analysis/diplomacy-…
In our latest episode of The Trade Guys, Bill and Scott discuss Europe's Trade Defense Push, Diesel Pressure and South Korea's U.S. Investment. Learn more here: csis.org/podcasts/trade-guys…
Recent studies show that China has come to account for 75% of reported exports of Common High Priority Goods to Russia. Senior Associate Damien Spleeters explain what it means for the United States and allies’ sanctions efficiency: csis.org/analysis/russias-tu…
How can the United States, the EU and the UK keep their sanctions effective and adapted to Russia’s supply chain shift towards China? Damien Spleeters explains in his latest report: csis.org/analysis/russias-tu…
In his latest report, Senior Associate Damien Spleeters analyzes Russia’s growing dependence on Chinese supply chains and what it means for the West’ sanctions and policy leverage. Read more here: csis.org/analysis/russias-tu…
Damien Spleeters argues that the key to effective sanctions is not just closely controlling U.S. tech components but anticipating and disrupting the capacity for foreign governments to develop effective substitutes. Read here:
csis.org/analysis/russias-tu…
Follow The Trade Guys at the U.S. Court of International Trade's 23rd Judicial Conference on October 20th! Bill and Scott will speak on the buzz around trade and trade policy and field questions from the audience.
A newly published Chinese Ministry of Commerce paper signals that overcapacity is not up for negotiation amid the upcoming EU-China talks. Read more here: csis.org/analysis/eu-china-r…
