When Two Global Agendas Collide: How the EU’s Climate Change Mechanism Could Fall Afoul of International Trade Rules
James Bacchus | CATO Institute | 07/07/2021
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UNCTAD | 07/14/2021
The mechanism could help avoid “carbon leakage”, but its impact on climate change would be limited – only a 0.1% drop in global CO2 emissions – with higher trade costs…
James Bacchus | CATO Institute | 07/07/2021
Vitor Gaspar, Ian Parry | International Monetary Fund | 06/18/2021
Between one quarter and one half. That’s how much...
Jamie Shea | Friends of Europe | 06/17/2021
Summits take place all the time and normally deal with immediate crises or ar...
Jennifer Diaz and Sharath Patil | Customs & International Trade Law | 06/15/2021
Olivier-Rémy Bel | Atlantic Council | 06/14/2021
When US President Joe Biden attends the first United States-European...
Jan Micallef | European Centre for International Political Economy | 06/11/2021
The COVID...
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