26 Jul 2023 A return to old-school mercantilism? Ved Shinde Suspicion and economic competition are forcing states back in time, with protectionism and self-sufficiency the new norm.
2 May 2023 Choosing openness in the international economy Andrew Leigh As the region seeks to rebound from a global economic downturn, the free flow of goods and services is key.
10 Oct 2022 EU in the driver’s seat on Indo-Pacific trade deals Justin Brown Is the New Zealand–European Union free trade agreement an omen for Australia’s negotiations?
25 Jul 2022 India’s trade policy needs to prioritise the region Amita Batra New Delhi’s economic integration with Asian neighbours will enhance global value chains and ensure its trade resilience.
24 Jun 2021 Australia sweeps the table in the UK trade deal Dmitry Grozoubinski Tariff elimination on this scale through a free trade agreement is almost unprecedented.
7 Jul 2020 The economics of national security in Hong Kong Imogen T. Liu China’s new Hong Kong legislation shows how national security has become a part of the state’s economic arsenal.
14 Apr 2020 Trading our way out of the Covid-19 lockdown June Ma , Rohan Pitchford , Rabee Tourky Protectionism, either within or between countries, is a sure way of achieving a prolonged recession.
5 Dec 2019 Economic diplomacy: Free trade disputes, WTO appeals, DFAT on China Greg Earl A shortage of judges on the WTO trade court is bringing appeals to a halt, just as trade disputes are on the rise.
7 Mar 2018 Multilateral trade versus self-interest Stephen Grenville Australia could chose an approach to minimise the political damage from failing to obtain an exemption to Trump’s tariffs.
1 Sep 2017 Free trade is being deferred but not reversed Alan Oxley This is something trade policy experts understand but many market analysts do not.