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해외보고서 Is the European Union’s investment agreement with China underrated? (Bruegel)

The European Union is very open to foreign direct investment. By comparison, despite considerable liberalisation in the past two decades, foreign investors in China’s markets still face significant restrictions, especially in services sectors.

2021-04-16 27
해외보고서 Global Sanctions Dashboard: March (Atlantic Council)

Canada, the United Kingdom, and the European Union joined the United States last month in sanctioning Chinese officials over the genocide in Xinjiang―with each designating the same four Chinese individuals and entity on the same day.

2021-04-16 36
해외보고서 Digital Trade Agreements and Domestic Policy (CATO)

National debates over policies that affect the flow of digital information are heating up as censorship, surveillance, control over personal data, and requirements to store data locally have emerged as contentious political issues.

2021-04-15 43
해외보고서 The US has very little to gain by overdemonizing China (Brookings)

The recent bipartisan push in the United States to be tough on China seems to be confirming the adage: If it’s worth doing, it’s worth overdoing.

2021-04-15 34
해외보고서 Hydrogen: The Key to Decarbonizing the Global Shipping Industry? (CSIS)

Maritime shipping accounts for approximately one-quarter of all emissions from the global transportation sector. Emitting nearly one billion tons of CO2 per year, the shipping industry faces intense pressure to decarbonize in the coming decades.

2021-04-14 44
해외보고서 Biden’s Trade Policy and Free Trade Areas (WITA)

President Biden has advocated a worker-centric trade policy that is intended to ensure that American trade negotiators “will fight for every American job and for the rights, protections, and interests of all American workers.”

2021-04-14 51
해외보고서 2021 National Trade Estimate Report on Foreign Trade Barriers (USTR)

The 2021 National Trade Estimate Report on Foreign Trade Barriers (NTE) is the 36th in an annual series that highlights significant foreign barriers to U.S. exports, U.S. foreign direct investment, and U.S. electronic commerce.

2021-04-13 49
해외보고서 Biden Administration Should Say No to New Trade Deals With China (Heritage Foundation)

In her first media interview since being confirmed United States trade representative, Katherine Tai said last week she is in no rush to lift tariffs associated with the Trump administration’s U.S.-China Phase One trade deal. She should reconsider.

2021-04-13 33
해외보고서 Some New Data on U.S. Anti-Dumping Abuse (CATO)

Advocates of new U.S. restrictions on international trade often cite relatively low U.S. tariff rates while ignoring all the other ways that the federal government can and does discourage voluntary cross-border commerce.

2021-04-12 56
해외보고서 Biden’s start reflects audacious domestic and global ambitions (Atlantic Council)

It is hard to overstate the audaciousness of US President Joe Biden’s first one hundred days in office, which will be marked April 30. Behind it lies a presidential ambition to recharge America while at the same time improving the United States’ odds in its escalating contest with China.

2021-04-12 40
해외보고서 The USCIT Dumps Trump’s Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum Derivatives, but There’s Still Plenty of Work to Be Done (CATO)

A new federal court ruling has invalidated some of President Trump’s “national security” tariffs, and in the process addressed one problematic procedural aspect of one of the worst U.S. trade laws on the books.

2021-04-09 47
해외보고서 US economic sanctions against human atrocities in China and Myanmar (PIIE)

Two humanitarian crises in Asia are confronting President Joseph R. Biden Jr. with a dilemma that has frustrated many previous administrations and indeed the international community as a whole: how to impose effective sanctions on countries that commit genocide or equivalent atrocities.

2021-04-09 59
해외보고서 The case for a global minimum corporate tax (Atlantic Council)

It’s been a big week for a big idea. On Monday, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen advocated for a global minimum corporate tax in her first major public address. US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan swiftly underscored the message, tweeting that “the U.S. is committed to end the race to the bottom on corporate tax rates and prevent corporations from shifting jobs overseas” as a core piece of its national security strategy.

2021-04-08 49
해외보고서 EU Climate Action and Implications for the United States (CRS)

The European Union (EU) has sought to play a leading role on international climate action for decades. It worked closely with the United States to negotiate the 2015 Paris Agreement (PA)to combat greenhouse gas (GHG)-induced climate change.

2021-04-08 53
해외보고서 Increasing ESG practices can help Asia reach goals of carbon neutrality (Atlantic Council)

Since Larry Fink of BlackRock wrote to the world’s CEOs in 2020 advocating for sustainability as a new standard for investing, corporate enterprises around the world have faced increased pressure to improve their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) profiles.

2021-04-07 40
해외보고서 Buy American! (CSIS)

Policies promoting domestic procurement of goods and services are neither new nor unique to the United States. “Buy domestic” or “buy local” are common slogans in many countries and communities.

2021-04-07 52
해외보고서 The New Age of Protectionism (Foreign Affairs)

Last week, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned of an impending “coronavirus vaccine war” that pits the United Kingdom against Europe. Days earlier, the EU had introduced measures that would halt AstraZeneca vaccine shipments to countries such as the United Kingdom that refuse to export vaccines themselves.

2021-04-06 58
해외보고서 Strengthening the Global Semiconducter Supply Chain in an Uncertain Era (SIA)

The widespread shortage of semiconductors that began in late 2020 highlighted how indispensable these specialized components are in today’s economy.

2021-04-06 49
해외보고서 It’s Time to Get Serious on World Trade Organization Reform (Heritage Foundation)

The G-7 trade meeting agenda will include a range of critical topics for the global economy, including World Trade Organization reform and China. The Biden administration is reportedly expected to take a hard line of its own on reforming the WTO, which will likely be “a point of contention” among the G-7 members.

2021-04-05 31
해외보고서 Global economic impacts of climate shocks, climate policy, and changes in climate risk assessment (Brookings)

2021-04-05 36

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