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Tag Archives: United States
How Can We Revitalize America’s Global Competitiveness?
Today I had the honor to speak on a panel “Power Play: How Can We Revitalize America’s Global Competitiveness?” at the Pacific Council’s members’ weekend. It was a terrific debate – below are my opening remarks and some conclusions: U.S. … Continue reading
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Tagged 3D printing, big data, digital economy, digitization, Ecommerce, RFID, TISA, TPP, TTIP, United States
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Will Globalization Be Obama’s Greatest Foreign Policy Legacy?
This article appeared in Zocalo on 29 December 2014: http://www.zocalopublicsquare.org/2014/12/29/will-globalization-be-obamas-greatest-foreign-policy-legacy/ideas/nexus A President Who Came Into Office a Free Trade Skeptic Is Now on the Brink of Brokering Two Big Deals Battered by crises and maligned by critics, globalization is regaining momentum. … Continue reading
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Tagged Brazil, Ecommerce, Mexico, NAFTA, Obama, TPP, trade, TTIP, United States, WTO
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How 3D Printing Will Overhaul Globalization as We Know It
Thought to open the curtain a bit on my next book – here are some pieces: In the early 1980s, an engineer named Chuck Hull approached his boss with an idea: to build a machine that printed out objects you … Continue reading
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Tagged 3D printing, East Asia, Ecommerce, global supply chains, globalization, IP, United States
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Coming Apart: WTO fiasco highlights urgency for the U.S. to lead the global trading system
India’s torpedoing last week the WTO’s trade facilitation agreement, struck at the last minute between the United States and India in the December 2013 WTO Ministerial in Bali, is a death blow to the world body and adds to growing … Continue reading
RTA Exchange Platform Presented at WTO
This week I had a chance to present at the World Trade Organization (WTO) the draft online platform of RTA Exchange, a new global forum for dialogue on regional trade agreements I conceptualized in 2012-13 as theme leader of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Europe, free trade agreements, Regional trade agreements, RTA Exchange, trade, United States, WTO
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State of SME Finance in the United States 2014: Year of New Providers
At my consulting firm Nextrade Group, we just put out a new white paper on the state of SME finance in the United States: This matters because SMEs are the backbone of US economy and an important contributor to U.S. … Continue reading
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Tagged angels, banks, Basel III, crowd funding, economy, export finance. lending, Exports, SMEs, United States, VCs
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Out of the Way, Congress
From Foreign Policy, 14 January 2014 5 reasons U.S. lawmakers need to get on board with mega-regional free trade deals. Last week, U.S. lawmakers took a critical step toward inking mega-regional free trade deals with Europe and 11 Asia-Pacific countries … Continue reading
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Tagged 3D printing, Brazil, China, Ecommerce, Europe, nanotech, TPP, TTIP, United States
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Five Coming Geo-Commercial Game Changers
From Ideas Lab, 27 December 2013: The discord in Bali only highlighted the role of regional trade agreements as the center of gravity in world trade. There are two ways to look at the WTO’s agreement in Bali on trade … Continue reading
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Tagged Brazil, China, Doha Round, Europe, mega-regionals, Mexico, Pacific Alliance, United States, WTO
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Forget about the Flat World: Globalization is Now 3D
From Ideas Lab, 4 October 2013 http://www.ideaslaboratory.com/2013/10/04/kati-suominen-forget-about-the-flat-world-globalization-is-now-3d/ As Congress starts to consider the trade promotion authority (TPA) needed for approving new trade deals, America’s trade policy is at a turning point. The United States is striking historic “mega-regional” agreements with … Continue reading
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Why TAFTA is Even Better than NAFTA
From Foreign Policy, 13 February 2013 http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2013/02/13/the_case_for_tafta_us_europe_free_trade Why Obama’s call for a free trade agreement between the United States and Europe could be a game-changer. As U.S. President Barack Obama opens his second term, America’s trade policy is showing signs … Continue reading