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The Politics of De-Risking
As Washington and Tokyo tighten controls on trade with China, their approaches reveal both shared anxieties and strikingly different priorities.
Sep 26
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Lizzy Bender
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Assessing the Costs of America’s Protectionist Turn
Tracing back trade expansion
Sep 16
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Lance Lang
5
How Corporate Influence Reacts to U.S.–China Trade Policy
New Trade War Lab data sheds light on how American firms are lobbying the USTR.
Sep 10
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Stephen Zaken
6
Why Farmers Kept Planting Crops China Wouldn’t Buy
How partisan loyalty shaped farmers’ planting decisions during the U.S.–China trade war.
Sep 2
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Henry Yim
7
August 2025
How Multinationals Managed the Trade War
Exit, voice, and loyalty in an era of rising protectionism.
Aug 28
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Rohan Enjeti
8
Are American Companies Fleeing China?
Exits rose across the board, but the heavyweight incumbents largely stayed put.
Aug 20
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Charlie Andrade
6
Why America’s Businesses Bit Their Tongues on Tariffs
Political loyalty, not profit margins, drove firms’ surprising silence during Trump’s trade war
Aug 11
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Charlie Andrade
7
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