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… and the blessings of liberty. Finding the right approach to trade policy is key to the fortunes of everyday Americans. … Institute Kent Lassman and former White House director of trade and manufacturing policy Peter Navarro debate what an effective conservative trade policy would look like. Lassman argues that the best … - page 656
… tend to weaken American security.” Lassman maintains that “trade creates peace,” and if China weren’t so reliant upon trade with the U.S., it would be “much more unstable and … tend to weaken American security.” Lassman maintains that “trade creates peace,” and if China weren’t so reliant upon … - page 658
… to make goods more affordable for Americans. He thinks free trade will improve our economy , enhance our national … that future left-leaning Presidents “negotiate for as many trade-unrelated provisions as possible to benefit labor and … to make goods more affordable for Americans. He thinks free trade will improve our economy, enhance our national … - page 658
… disagrees with Lassman almost across the board. He writes, “Trade policy can and must play an essential role in an … America in the opposite direction.” First, the World Trade Organization’s (WTO) “most favored nation” rules encourage our trade partners to adopt high tariffs, which lead to our … - page 658
… thinks - 9618 In contrast to Lassman, Navarro thinks that “trade deficits matter a great deal.” He writes that … chains.” It is therefore essential, he writes, that our trade policy be guided by “the principle of reciprocity,” … whereby we coax other countries into lowering their trade barriers if possible and raise ours as necessary. … - page 658
… calls “conquest by purchase,” as it uses revenues from its trade surpluses “to buy American real estate, companies, and financial assets.” In sum, Navarro believes our current trade policy enriches our allies and adversaries while … manufacturers and workers.” Such non-reciprocal “free” trade is slowly undermining our capabilities and our … - page 659
… Asmall component of trade policy involves - 9622 Asmall component of trade policy involves the Export-Import Bank, and Jennifer … of Veterans Affairs Page number 659 … Asmall component of trade policy involves the Export-Import Bank, and Jennifer … - page 659
… Moreover, the International Trade Administration—which “is - 9626 Moreover, the International Trade Administration—which “is centrally placed to craft and implement U.S. trade policy”—should counter “the malign influence of China … - page 660
The Export-Import Bank Should Be Abolished
… created in 1934 as an export credit agency (ECA) to finance trade with the Soviet Union. It was reorganized as an … created in 1934 as an export credit agency (ECA) to finance trade with the Soviet Union. It was reorganized as an … - page 718
… exports through its export-financing tools. However, trade economists have long known that export credit … exports through its export-financing tools. However, trade economists have long known that export credit … - page 719
… “We know that trade, and exports - 10454 “We know that trade, and exports in particular, can have a big impact on … misconception about exports, it is one worth correcting. As trade economists know, exports are a cost to the economy : … - page 719
… employment were up, and the country still had flourishing trade—but it was also striving when EXIM was mostly dormant. … employment were up, and the country still had flourishing trade—but it was also striving when EXIM was mostly dormant. … - page 721
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