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해외보고서 China Issues New Export Control Law and Related Policies (CRS)

On October 17, 2020, the Standing Committee of China’s legislature, the National People’s Congress(NPC), passed the Export Control Law of the People’s Republic of China, which goes into effect on December 1, 2020 (Chinese text and unofficial English translation).

2020-10-29 19
해외보고서 WTO Director-General’s Race Shows the United States is Not Interested in Reform (CATO)

WTO members appoint the Director？General by consensus, and consensus has been growing around the candidacy of Okonjo？Iweala, a former finance minister and World Bank managing director. But in discussions today in Geneva, the United States signaled that it would not support her candidacy.

2020-10-29 19
해외보고서 Brazil (CSIS)

Last week, the administration and the government of Brazil announced a trade deal―technically a limited protocol added to the existing Agreement on Trade and Economic Cooperation. The agreement covered only three areas: customs and trade facilitation, good regulatory practices (borrowed from the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement), and anti-corruption.

2020-10-28 32
해외보고서 Trump's phase one trade deal with China and the US election (PIIE)

No single reason explains why China has not met the phase one goals. The COVID-19 pandemic did initially knock China's economy on its heels, but its trade has recovered faster than most.

2020-10-28 29
해외보고서 Section 301: Tariff Exclusions on U.S. Imports from China (CRS)

In 2018, the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) determined, pursuant to an investigation under “Section 301” (Title III of the Trade Act of 1974, 19 U.S.C. §§2411-2420), that China’s acts, policies, and practices related to technology transfer, intellectual property (IP), and innovation are unreasonable or discriminatory and burden or restrict U.S. commerce.

2020-10-27 30
해외보고서 Tariffs, Michigan, and the Perils of “Political Protectionism” (CATO)

Conventional wisdom among the D.C. punditocracy is that protectionism, while likely bad economics, is good politics because it can boost critical “Rust Belt” swing states that have large manufacturing sectors and have been hit hard by globalization.

2020-10-27 26
해외보고서 China’s Economy in 2020: Navigating Headwinds (CRS)

China’s leadership is deliberating the country’s economic direction and national industrial plans for the next 5 to 15 years.

2020-10-26 33
해외보고서 Tariffs, Michigan, and the Perils of “Political Protectionism” (Cato)

Examining the effect of President Trump’s “trade wars” (i.e., tariffs and foreign retaliation) on U.S. manufacturing industries and states that are disproportionately dependent on imports or exports, authors Ana Maria Santacreu and Makenzie Peake find that several such states ― including Michigan and Ohio ― experienced weaker economic growth and employment in 2018 than their less exposed neighbors.

2020-10-26 36
해외보고서 How the next administration can enhance US engagement in global development (Brookings)

Backed by a strong defense capability and coherent domestic policies, the principal tools for dealing with these international challenges are diplomacy and development. Unfortunately, the key means for exercising these tools have suffered from neglect and disparagement

2020-10-23 43
해외보고서 The implications of a no-deal Brexit for the EU (EPC)

As the Brexit negotiations head into the final phase, the prospects for an EU-UK deal look as uncertain as ever. While the end of the transition period will be more disruptive for the UK, its departure will also have profound economic, political and geopolitical implications for the EU.

2020-10-23 42
해외보고서 Breaching International Law Comes at a Price (Chatham House)

The UK government’s admission that the Internal Markets Bill will breach the UK’s obligations under international law is extraordinary, triggering concern across the Brexit political divide and uniting former prime ministers in condemnation, while the EU has now started formal infringement proceedings.

2020-10-22 38
해외보고서 The Supply Chain Ripple Effect: How COVID-19 is affecting garment workers and factories in Asia and the Pacific (ILO)

The purpose of this brief is to assess the impacts of the COVID-19 crisis on workers and factories in garment supply chains in Asia and the Pacific. With countries worldwide recording peak levels of the virus and second waves now emerging in previously controlled incidences, the COVID-19 crisis continues to hit the industry hard, affecting thousands of factories and millions of workers in Asian production hubs.

2020-10-22 39
해외보고서 China’s Surplus is Rising Rapidly. So is the U.S. Deficit. The IMF Cannot Turn a Blind Eye (CFR)

The global data shows a significant increase in both the U.S. external deficit and China’s external surplus in the second quarter.

2020-10-21 37
해외보고서 The Point of No Return : The 2020 Election and the Crisis of American Foreign Policy (Lowy Institute)

In the current crisis, an America First president has rejected the fundamental principles of US leadership since the Second World War, including the US alliance system in Europe and Asia, free trade and an open international economy, and support for democracy and human rights.

2020-10-21 31
해외보고서 Short Answers to Big Questions on the WTO and the Environment (WTO)

The world economy has changed profoundly over the past decades, as there has been a sharp increase in population and a near tripling of average income since 1960. During this period, our economies have become ever more integrated due to advances in communication and information technologies, along with lower barriers to global trade and investment.

2020-10-20 57
해외보고서 Boeing, Boeing (CSIS)

One of the longest-running trade disputes in history now appears to be moving to the end game―maybe. The dispute between Boeing and Airbus, now in its sixteenth year of formal dispute settlement, seems to have come to the end of its World Trade Organization (WTO) road and is moving to where we all knew it would go eventually―direct negotiation between the parties.

2020-10-20 50
해외보고서 Revitalizing the World Trade Organization (Atlantic Council)

All three pillars of the World Trade Organization (WTO) have played a key role in promoting “rules-based” international trade for the past twenty-five years.

2020-10-16 62
해외보고서 International Economic Policy Coordination at the G-7 and the G-20 (CRS)

The Group of Seven (G-7) and the Group of Twenty (G-20) are informal forums for advancing international economic cooperation and coordination among countries. The G-7 dates back to the 1970s and is a small group of industrialized democracies, including Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

2020-10-16 47
해외보고서 Policy Brief: Diversification and the World Trading System (T20 SaudiArabia)

Diversification is important because it is associated with economic growth and reduced volatility. Diversification of exports, which provide foreign exchange and enable imports of critical goods, services, and know-how, is crucial for developing countries. The question we address in this brief is how export diversification is affected by trade policies, including multilateral rules, regional trade agreements, and national measures.

2020-10-15 47
해외보고서 Calculating the True Cost of Trump’s “Trade Wars” (CATO)

Given the centrality of trade policy to President Trump’s time in office and re？election campaign, much has been written about the successes and (more often) failures of the President’s tariffs and resulting trade conflicts, which began in 2018 and accelerated in 2019.

2020-10-15 56

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