@CSIS program focused on international economics and trade. Directed by Philip Luck. Co-producer of the Trade Guys podcast.
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The Scholl Chair has expanded to reconstitute the CSIS Economics Program, led by Philip Luck (@paluck). On this platform and others, we will continue to explore international economic issues and how they impact U.S. competitiveness, technology leadership, and economic security.
The G20 trade ministers' conference took place while several members face U.S. forced labor tariffs and overcapacity investigations. William Reinsch explains how that influenced the meeting's outcome: csis.org/analysis/diplomacy-…
What were the outcomes of the recent Milwaukee G20 trade ministers meeting? William Reinsch explains here: csis.org/analysis/diplomacy-…
In our latest episode of The Trade Guys, Bill and Scott discuss Europe's Trade Defense Push, Diesel Pressure and South Korea's U.S. Investment. Learn more here: csis.org/podcasts/trade-guys…
Recent studies show that China has come to account for 75% of reported exports of Common High Priority Goods to Russia. Senior Associate Damien Spleeters explain what it means for the United States and allies’ sanctions efficiency: csis.org/analysis/russias-tu…
How can the United States, the EU and the UK keep their sanctions effective and adapted to Russia’s supply chain shift towards China? Damien Spleeters explains in his latest report: csis.org/analysis/russias-tu…
In his latest report, Senior Associate Damien Spleeters analyzes Russia’s growing dependence on Chinese supply chains and what it means for the West’ sanctions and policy leverage. Read more here: csis.org/analysis/russias-tu…
Damien Spleeters argues that the key to effective sanctions is not just closely controlling U.S. tech components but anticipating and disrupting the capacity for foreign governments to develop effective substitutes. Read here:
csis.org/analysis/russias-tu…
Follow The Trade Guys at the U.S. Court of International Trade's 23rd Judicial Conference on October 20th! Bill and Scott will speak on the buzz around trade and trade policy and field questions from the audience.
A newly published Chinese Ministry of Commerce paper signals that overcapacity is not up for negotiation amid the upcoming EU-China talks. Read more here: csis.org/analysis/eu-china-r…
In our latest episode of The Trade Guys, Bill and Scott welcome Angela Ellard to discuss the 2026 WTO public forum and the future of multilateral trade. Learn more here: csis.org/podcasts/trade-guys…
CSIS Economics Program and Scholl Chair retweeted
TOMORROW💡 Join @JosephMajkut for a virtual discussion with Dr. Catherine Hausman on emerging approaches to electricity transmission policy, market integration, and investment incentives.
csis.org/events/powering-ame…
Hugh Grant-Chapman on Chinese investment in U.S. soybeans, for @SCMPNews:
“There’s a lot of hope riding on [the upcoming Trump-Xi meeting] because farmers have felt a big squeeze from other parts of the economy.”
scmp.com/economy/china-econo…
New episode of The Trade Guys out now! @KennedyCSIS speaks with Scott Miller and Bill Reinsch to discuss the upcoming summit between the U.S. and China. csis.org/podcasts/trade-guys…
CSIS Economics Program and Scholl Chair retweeted
SAVE THE DATE: Monday, Sept 28, 9-10 am.
"Takeaways from the Trump-Xi Summit: The Economic Security Angles"
Tune in for a convo on AI, supply chains, dual-use tech, energy, clean-tech & more with my @CSISEST colleagues: @mazzocco_ilaria, @CSISInnovation Sujai Shivakumar, @CSIS_Trade Phil Luck and Kate Koren, and Lauryn Williams.
csis.org/events/takeaways-tr…
CSIS Economics Program and Scholl Chair retweeted
🚨HAPPENING TOMORROW: U.S.-Korea Trade and Investment Deal | #CapitalCable 142
Join @CSIS @VictorDCha, @mwlippert, @CSIS_Trade Philip A. Luck, and @timothywmartin as they examine the potential implications of the $350 billion U.S.-Korea trade and investment deal that could be announced this week.
Register here: csis.org/events/us-korea-tra…
CSIS Economics Program and Scholl Chair retweeted
🚨 UPCOMING: U.S.-Korea Trade and Investment Deal | #CapitalCable 142
The first tranche of projects under the $350 billion U.S.-Korea trade and investment deal could be announced this week. What will the rollout mean for bilateral economic ties amid ongoing trade uncertainty?
Join @CSIS @VictorDCha, @mwlippert, @CSIS_Trade Philip A. Luck, and @timothywmartin as they examine the potential implications for the U.S.-Korea relationship as we approach the end of 2026.
🔗 Register here: csis.org/events/us-korea-tra…
"For polysilicon and its derivative products ... getting the right mix of domestic incentives, trade measures, and international alignment is necessary to build both a competitive domestic industry and meaningful ex-China capacity." Read here: csis.org/analysis/polysilico…
"When sovereign options underdeliver on utility, shadow infrastructure will form. [Alternates] clear enormous volumes precisely because they solve user-side cost and speed, largely through bypassing ... sanctions screening." Read here: csis.org/analysis/how-centra…
Christopher Gundermann for @scrippsnews: "This is a fight Canadians think that they are justified in pursuing and in winning, and that means that they are willing to consume domestically produced goods, even if they're slightly more expensive.”
“Canada now, like China before it, was very committed to winning this trade war, and I don't see that commitment going away soon.” scrippsnews.com/world/canada…
