Using the GTAP Model to Simulate Second Quarter Real GDP Andrew Szamosszegi / May 1, 2020 {E}ven without considering the price war between Russia and Saudi Arabia, the model predicts that… Read More »
The USMCA: Key Changes to NAFTA and Their Economic Impacts Nathan Smith / February 7, 2020 The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) is generally viewed as a modernizing update to NAFTA with… Read More »
China’s New Dispute at the WTO Against US Tariffs Laura Delgado / September 4, 2019 In recent months, the USTR announced steps for implementing 15 percent[1] tariffs on approximately $300… Read More »
Which Costs More: Cloth or Disposable Diapers? Ariel Collis / February 13, 2019 I have just welcomed my third child into the world. Her small presence has brought… Read More »
CapTrade Individuals Sweep Top Two Spots in Global Ranking of Trade Consultants Capital Trade, Inc. / February 11, 2019 Charles (Chuck) Anderson and Daniel Klett were named the number 1 and number 2 “Global… Read More »
China Targets Key U.S. Industries in Retaliation to Sections 232 & 301 Travis Pope / May 1, 2018 Escalating trade tensions between the United States and China have resulted in multiple actions that… Read More »
USTR requests Commission investigation into KORUS, and other recent filings Laura Delgado / April 13, 2018 Since CapTrade’s last article on recent 701 (countervailing duty) & 731 (antidumping duty) Petitions and 337… Read More »
Canada Requests Consultations with the U.S. at the WTO Laura Delgado / January 29, 2018 On January 10th Canada circulated to World Trade Organization (WTO) members its Request for Consultations… Read More »
Three Reasons Why the U.S. Should Care About Brexit Laura Delgado / August 31, 2016 Authors: Chi Kim and Laura Delgado. The referendum for the British exit from the European Union… Read More »
Reviewing the 2015 Trade Numbers Travis Pope / March 10, 2016 Full-year 2015 trade data from the United States International Trade Commission are now available. To… Read More »
U.S. Trade Picture in 2015–Improvements in Petroleum Mask Weakness Elsewhere Andrew Szamosszegi / October 29, 2015 Growing U.S. oil and gas production and lower oil prices have reshaped U.S. petroleum trade. Read More »