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Things just got a little more interesting on the ethanol - and "green" subsidies - front: The association which represents Europe...

In just how much trouble are highly-subsidized US green energy firms these days?  Well, if recent news and a new report by the Congressional...

A few weeks back, I explained why a candidate's stance on free trade served as a good political litmus test: I'm probably one of th...

The blogosphere was a-twitter (see what I did there?) this week with debate over the Occupy Wall Street protests and income inequality.  I...

The Wall Street Journal yesterday had a great article which singlehandledly exposes the silliness of currency hawks' argument that thre...

A few months after President Obama's 2009 decision to impose steep tariffs on Chinese tires under Section 421 of US trade law, I noted ...

Last week the World Bank released its annual Doing Business report , which ranks 183 national economies on their ease of doing business base...

The folks at RedState's "Coffee & Markets" had me on this morning to talk FTAs, China currency and US trade policy/politic...

The Daily Caller today published a new (and somewhat depressing) op-ed of mine.  Here's the tease: The recent congressional passage of ...

The Wall Street Journal's Bob Davis explains in must-read column what some of us have known for a while now: poll-driven attacks on Chi...