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The EU’s Carbon Border Tax is Likely to do More Harm than Good

Uri Dadush | Policy Center for the New South | 07/01/2021

The EU’s proposed carbon border tax is well intentioned. It is motivated by climate concerns, not by protectionism. However, the tax is based on the false premise of carbon leakage,…

Ensuring a Greener Recovery Through Trade

UN Conference on Trade and Development | 06/08/2021

Leading figures convene at the UN Trade Forum 2021 to explore how to...

Building Back Better: Is Green Growth the Answer?

Jack Barrie, Patrick Schröder | Chatham House | 06/02/2021

This year has been coined a ‘super year‘ for the env...

Why Trade Must be Part of the Solution to Biodiversity Loss

UN Conference on Trade and Development | 05/21/2021

Unsustainable trade is behind the biodiversity cri...

How US Trade Policy Can Support Climate Change Goals

Jeffrey J. Schott | Peterson Institute For International Economics | 05/20/2021

Responding to President Josep...

Biden’s Worker-Centered Trade Policy: Whose Workers?

Desiree LeClercq | World Trade Law | 05/16/2021

As Simon mentioned in an earlier post, various labor-relate...

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