Blog post on adopting an approach to trade policy that encourages China to liberalize. On guns and opioids, fear is driving policy.

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August 23, 2019

China US Trade Ships ([link removed] )

Taking on China ([link removed] )

It would be nice if someone would eventually “take on” China, in the sense of adopting an approach to trade policy that encourages China to liberalize.

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Taking on China ([link removed] )

By Simon Lester

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An amusing correction in New York magazine’s profile of Sen. Elizabeth Warren: “predators” to “creditors.”

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Really, It’s True: Creditors, Predators Not Same Thing ([link removed] )

By Walter Olson

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