A Model for Understanding Trade Stability: Dynamic Equilibrium in International Reciprocal Tariffs. (Research Paper)
This paper models the tariff-adjustment process between two countries, A and B, to determine if a stable equilibrium of tariffs is possible or if escalation triggers divergence or cycles in tariff changes.
The Abolition of the Fatally Flawed USAID Is Long Overdue
Most of those who are upset about the shutdown of USAID do not understand the facts or have their hand in the cookie jar. The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) was established by President John F. Kennedy through an executive order. USAID's...
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