As economic power has become more consequential in world affairs, so too has American leadership on trade. If the United States leads on trade, it can strengthen the rules-based order. For over seven decades, American leadership of the global trading system has helped bring jobs to our shores, partners to our defense, and peace and prosperity to those around the world who have embraced openness and fairness.
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Coal exports | The Economist - 0 views
Killer drones | The Economist - 0 views
The American Energy Boom | Foreign Policy - 0 views
Ranking America - 2 views
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According to UNICEF, 23.1% of American children under the age of seventeen live in poverty, which makes the United States rank second out of thirty-five economically advanced countries ranked in that category. Romania ranks first, with 25.5% of children living in poverty.
China and America: Not the G2, But the Big Two by Chas W. Freeman - The Globalist - 0 views
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How do the United States and China both stand to gain by pursuing cooperative policies?
Alone with a joystick | The Economist - 0 views
Climate Policy and the Future of Coal: Obama's Green Gamble | The Economist - 0 views
Drone pilots: Dilbert at war | The Economist - 0 views
The Geopolitical Stakes of America's Trade Policy | Foreign Policy - 0 views
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At a time when the crisis in Ukraine has triggered deep unease, the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) will remind the world that our transatlantic partnership is second-to-none. This agreement will deepen our economic relationship with the European Union, already the world's largest, by bridging divergences between our regulations and standards - without compromising health, safety, environmental, and consumer protection on both sides of the Atlantic. Many in Europe are looking to TTIP not only to spur much-needed economic growth but also to support efforts to reform European energy policies and create greater energy security.
You're going to get wet | The Economist - 0 views
Cybersecurity Two Years Later - 0 views
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This is a report that details progress (or lack thereof) we have made in the United States towards combating our Cyber deficiency.
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