Trade, Not War, Achieves Better Results

Nations with free trade agreements don't go to war. And free trade doesn't just benefit business, it promotes economic freedom, helps reduce poverty and corruption, and improves the welfare of a country's entire population.

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U.S. Policies Are Killing Inbound Foreign Investment

Since the Great Uncertainty, the period that began with the "stimulus," auto bailout, Dodd-Frank, subsidies for favored industries, and anti-business rhetoric from the White House, President Obama has appeared puzzled by the dearth of business investment and hiring.

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Are You Making the Best Decisions?

In business as in life, short-term thinking never works. Many leaders are content to look only at what's immediately ahead. While this may be tempting in an increasingly complex and interdependent world, such narrow, near-sighted leadership hardly serves an organization.

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Chinese Cyber Attacks Threaten American Intellectual Property

Recent developments in U.S.-Chinese relations again have crossed into the technological world, as the U.S. has become increasingly concerned over Chinese cyber attacks. While it might not appear that this directly applies to the field of intellectual property, it does.

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Egypt's Future May Be Violent and Stir Terrorism, Civil War

Secretary of State John Kerry originally refused to characterize the coup in Egypt as a coup. Rather, he effectively endorsed the new military regime. Washington needs to "reset" relations with Egypt.

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Brazil's President Rousseff Is Vulnerable

Not long ago, President Dilma Rousseff appeared to be in a position to win a second four-year term in October 2014. However, a wave of mass protests that recently gripped the country has left the president battered.

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