The New White House is Starting to Look at Supply Chain Resiliency
If there was a silver lining to the COVID pandemic, the over-reliance on China for not only our PPE and pharmaceuticals, but also for all kinds of necessary supply chains Read more
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RCEP: No Need to Panic, but it will encourage new Policy approaches to Trade
Back in the late Fall (November 15, 2020), negotiators signed off on the first free trade agreement between China, Indonesia, Japan, and South Korea, four of the five largest economies of Read more
The Blue Dot Network: A New Vision of Private Sector Infrastructure Development Finance
During the height of the contentious Kavanaugh Supreme Court confirmation hearings in the early Fall of 2018, Congress passed The Build Act, which set up the new International Development Finance Read more
Japan’s “Chexit”: A Move to Protect its own Supply Chains
China and Japan have had a long-standing prickly relationship. In more recent years, this has been exacerbated by the dispute between the two countries over the Senkaku islands. That being Read more