Courts shouldn’t let President steel congress’s power to regulate foreign commerce. New Cato Daily Podcast on currency manipulation.

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August 20, 2019

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Courts Shouldn’t Let President Steel Congress’s Power to Regulate Foreign Commerce ([link removed] )

We argue that the Court of International Trade is wrong in allowing for regulatory “gray areas” where the president may act within the statute but outside the Constitution.

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Courts Shouldn’t Let President Steel Congress’s Power to Regulate Foreign Commerce ([link removed] )

By William Yeatman and Ilya Shapiro

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What Is and Isn’t Currency Manipulation? ([link removed] )

Are China’s moves to prop up the RMB more than a reaction to Trump Administration tariffs? Cato’s Dan Ikenson comments.

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Podcast: What Is and Isn’t Currency Manipulation? ([link removed] )

Featuring Daniel J. Ikenson and Caleb O. Brown

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