The End of Outsourcing?

Instead of finding cost-saving benefits overseas through outsourcing, many U.S. manufacturers are finding headaches, which have spurred a growing number of American companies to head home and build upon the sturdy and sure bedrock of American stability and predictability.

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Why the Trans-Pacific Partnership Could Be a Game Changer

The world is witnessing a profound economic initiative in the Trans-Pacific Partnership: the regional free trade agreement under negotiation between the United States and ten countries in the Americas and Asia-Pacific region. This will truly achieve "game changer" status.

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Immigration Reform: What Elected Officials Need To Know

Highly skilled immigrants are good for the United States. The evidence that they drive down American wages is scant. And claims that they�re taking jobs away from Americans are also specious.

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Critical Problems for New Chinese Presence in Latin America

China and Latin America have entered a new stage defined by the presence of Chinese firms "on the ground" in the region. This physical presence changes the dynamics and imperatives faced by both sides at a commercial and political level.

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When the Supply Chain Breaks Down

Each day the movement of commerce buzzes around the globe as nations contribute to the economic health and welfare of each other. But what happens to companies when seemingly reliable supply chains are disrupted or break down?

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Japan's Shinzo Abe: Tough Forecast Ahead

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has recast himself as a determined reformer who has staked his political future on ending two decades of economic stagnation. What�s next?

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