30:24
The looming water security crisis (Episode 17)
29:05
India must pursue its own climate change course (Episode 16)
06:30
Jed Kolko on the importance of trustworthy US government statistics
05:22
Adam S. Posen on why Trump’s tariffs won’t achieve stated goals
04:56
Adnan Mazarei discusses the latest on Middle East economies: PIIE Insider LIVE highlights
31:17
Climate storytelling faces a crisis (Episode 15)
05:15
Jeffrey J. Schott on US-Japan trade deal and looming August 1 deadline
04:33
Mary E. Lovely on how the US-Japan deal will raise prices for autos
31:47
Higher temperatures are fueling the rise in bird flu (Episode 14)
29:22
How frozen seeds in an Arctic mountain could avert a food crisis (Episode 13)
45:11
Is the US renewable energy push dead? (Episode 12)
05:55
PIIE’s Adam Posen says tariffs fail the American people
23:52
Tariffs won’t stop the EU’s climate agenda (Episode 11)
04:54
Michael Clemens on immigration and the US economy: PIIE Insider LIVE highlights
30:00
Michael Clemens on immigration and the US economy
04:07
Mary E. Lovely on trade deal and supply chain movement prospects in an uncertain policy environment
05:49
Chad Bown explains what tariffs mean for consumers: PIIE Insider LIVE highlights
18:45
Trump’s tariffs will harm the US and global economy, Lawrence H. Summers says
32:49
Chad Bown on tariffs, tracking trade wars, and the future of global trade
13:23
Jacob Funk Kirkegaard on Europe’s rearmament and “two front challenge”
11:46
Chad P. Bown on the difference between Trump 1.0 and 2.0 trade policy
21:32
Inflation is coming in the US, whatever the growth rate, says Adam S. Posen
15:41
US policy shocks and rising uncertainty weaken US and global economic outlook, says Karen Dynan
10:43
The Business Briefing: Adam S. Posen on Trump’s tariffs
03:58
Elina Ribakova on economic statecraft and the Russia-Ukraine war: PIIE Insider LIVE highlights
29:17
207. What happened on Trump’s tariff day
04:26
Mary E. Lovely on the economic impact of Trump’s auto tariffs
03:08
Cecilia Malmström on the EU's new era of trade and geopolitics: PIIE Insider LIVE highlights
42:13
206. Paul Krugman talks trade, industrial policy, and Trump
33:49
205. Trump's Ukraine minerals deal and China
32:23
202. Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs are back
29:51
201. Trade Talks is back. And so is President Trump.
46:29
200. Has the USMCA improved working conditions in Mexico?
10:51
And that is all for Trade Talks
37:12
199. How trade economists busted corruption at the port
33:02
198. Inside Washington’s lobbying industry
45:30
197. Moving workers across Europe
28:40
196. How multinationals avoid taxes through technology licensing
24:08
195. How did Canadian workers adjust so well to US trade?
41:00
194. Industrial policy detectives: China’s subsidies for shipbuilding
42:15
193. Did multinationals enforce Bangladesh’s new labor law?
27:36
192. Will more farm trade cause more deforestation?
33:29
191. Brazil’s trade opening and its toll on workers and crime
32:51
190. Climate change, floods, and the future of auto supply chains
34:56
189. South Korea’s controversial industrial policy
39:30
188. Did responsible sourcing by multinationals help workers in poor countries?
31:55
186. How US lead regulations hurt Mexican babies
28:36
185. The historic collapse of Switzerland’s watch industry
46:28
184. The US-EU fights over electric vehicles and the Inflation Reduction Act
24:36
183. How the United States cleaned up container ship pollution
44:09
182. Is China’s industrial policy working?
45:44
181. US-China trade war fallout: This is what decoupling looks like
01:10:42
180. The WTO is in trouble. Econ 101 to the rescue?
35:40
179. Why Taiwan restricts high-tech investment into China
53:00
178. Why sanctions to stop Russian gas pipelines backfired
32:13
177. How the Rana Plaza factory collapse changed global supply chains
47:36
176. The Cold War scandal over export controls
54:37
175. The dreaded WTO ruling on Trump’s national security tariffs
27:58
174. The incredible rise of Chinese fintech
26:57
173: Did Britain’s slave trade help drive its industrial revolution?
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