The Obama administration has clearly communicated a shift in the United States’ geopolitical focus to the Asian arena. While this shift is well justified, the White House should ensure it does not ignore developments in the Arctic arena.
International Trade and Investment
Price Freezes in Argentina Portend Further Economic Turmoil
Argentina’s President Kirchner needs a lesson in economic management.
Russia’s Accession to the World Trade Organization: Why the Jackson-Vanik Amendment Should Be Repealed
Russia has just joined the WTO, but unless a piece of Cold War-era legislation is done away with for good, American companies will not only be rendered less competitive, but will lose out on opportunities to greatly expand exports.
Is Italy Going to Default?
While efforts have been made by the Italian government to solve the country’s economic woes, the threat of a debt default and its ramifications still looms.
The Editor's Monthly Memo: The Staggering Implications of the U.S. Natural Gas Market
U.S. exports of natural gas hold promise for an integrated global market, carbon emissions reduction, and increased international energy security. Regulators must not stand in the way of such positive developments.
Iran’s Deteriorating Economy: An Analysis of the Economic Impact of Western Sanctions
Iran’s economy is rapidly going downhill, but where resentment will be channeled remains uncertain.
The Grim Reaper: Declining Profitability of Agriculture and the Agrarian Crisis in India
Despite recent progress, agricultural development continues to lag behind other sectors in India.