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Rana ForooharFinancial Times |
The Democrats still have the problem of how to lock in the working-class vote
But even as migration greases the wheels of the US economy, it is becoming the source of increasing political friction
Changing concerns and business models demand more sophisticated strategies for regionalisation and de-risking
Could consumer demand help drive down the cost of producing goods in America?
American bureaucracy is burgeoning in both public and private sectors
Understanding what our supply chains really look like could help make friendshoring a reality
Disruption is coming to bite the industry that made a cult of it
Solving the issue needs to be a bipartisan effort
Unlike Trump’s policies, the Biden trade strategy aims to build domestic industrial capacity and could be good for US allies
While climate is changing, the model for insurance has not
Rich countries espouse active industrial policy at home while continuing to impose outdated policies abroad
The precious metal’s surge may herald a whole new world
From the Baltimore bridge collapse to chaos at Boeing, what look like discrete problems are in fact part of a wider dysfunction
Complaining about US protectionism to the WTO while protecting your own economy is rich indeed
Like all great bubble stories, the latest tech narrative conveys a sense of inevitability
Subsidies, tariffs and good intentions don’t add up to what is needed
From rides to burgers, consumers may balk when differential pricing comes to their favourite real-world businesses
Feelings, not facts, will drive the results of upcoming US primaries
Our understanding of comparative advantage is confused and damaging
Traditional allies of the US are pondering a response to Trump 2.0 but they need a plan for a Democratic election victory as well
It’s good for the time being, but you have to wonder what will happen when the valves are released
There are fundamental differences in how the two see corporate concentration
As the Fed ponders the Basel III rules, we should aim for a regulatory structure that is simple and boring
American companies are changing their approach to diversity and inclusion
Allies are crying out for clarity from the Biden administration, with a clear plan from Trump waiting in the wings
Big Tech receives new round of lawsuits from news providers and others
A softer alternative to ‘decoupling’, which fell out of favour with the G7 this year
The end of pandemic-era childcare subsidies drives home the need for a new form of provision
Markets are looking for simplistic yes or no answers to complicated questions
A Supreme Court case highlights the difficulties of raising revenue from wealthy people who can park money offshore
Executives should think long and hard about what it would mean if the former president is re-elected
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