Five practical ideas for trade policy in 2021. Overregulation of marijuana leads to corruption.

December 30, 2020

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An Empirical Look at What Increases Public Support for Immigration ([link removed] )

Data from an experiment on attitudes towards immigration indicate that convincing people that immigration will not change the American way of life to which they are attached may increase their comfort with increasing immigration.

- What Increases Public Support for Immigration? Results from a New Experiment ([link removed] )

By Emily Ekins and David Kemp

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A Trade Policy Wish List for the New Year ([link removed] )

Five practical ideas for trade policy in 2021 that can help ease the economic burden on Americans, repair our fraught relationship with our closest trading partners, and revitalize the rules-based trading system.

- My 2021 Trade Policy Wish List ([link removed] )

By Inu Manak

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