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A prominent economist, Brent Neiman, has recently challenged the Trump administration’s interpretation of his tariff research. Neiman, who worked as a Treasury official under Biden, co-authored a study in 2021 …
Economist Challenges Trump’s Tariff Justification, Argues for Lower Rates Read More
The recent announcement of significant US tariffs is set to shake the foundations of global trade. With a new computation method for tax rates that surprised economists, sectors like cars, …
The Implications of US Tariffs on Global Trade and the UK Economy Read More
In a perplexing display of economic reasoning, the White House’s approach to calculating reciprocal tariffs has left economists scratching their heads. Many experts, even those previously lauded by the administration, …
Economic Confusion: Trump’s Reciprocal Tariff Calculations Under Scrutiny Read More
In a significant event, the United States International Trade Commission (USITC) hosted a public hearing in Washington, DC, where members of the Notre Dame Law School’s Global Human Rights Clinic …
Notre Dame Law Clinic Advocates for Human Rights at US Trade Hearing Read MoreThe U.S. Trade Representative’s unprecedented investigation into Nicaragua highlights escalating concerns surrounding labor and human rights practices. As this revolutionary approach unfolds, the ramifications on bilateral trade, human rights advocacy, …
U.S. Initiates Landmark Investigation into Nicaragua’s Labor and Human Rights Read MoreIn summary, the USTR’s Section 301 investigation into Nicaragua signals a decisive stance against labor and human rights violations by the Ortega-Murillo regime. This investigation not only highlights issues undermining …
USTR’s Section 301 Investigation: A Deep Dive into Nicaragua’s Labor Violations Read More
The U.S. Trade Representative has taken a bold step in investigating Nicaragua’s alarming patterns of labor rights and human rights violations. Under Section 301 of the Trade Act, this inquiry …
USTR Launches Investigation into Nicaragua’s Labor and Human Rights Violations Read More