…United States; but all duties, imposts and excises shall be uniform throughout the United States; To borrow money on the credit of the United States; To regulate commerce with foreign…

…away from domestic labor, and away from foreign owners of capital toward foreign labor.” Of course, this would undermine the attractiveness of Mankiw’s preference, a regressive excise tax such as…

…that if a foreign company selling a product in America “enjoys a price advantage over an American competitor” because the American firm has had to comply with the cap-and-trade regime,…

…is going to have to absorb much of the pain of curtailed consumer budgets and fewer exports to foreign nations affected by the turmoil in the U. S. The aftermath:…

…the spread between US and foreign bonds has narrowed and it no longer compensates foreigners for the currency risk they take when investing in the US. The consequences are a…

…that interest rate spreads exploded upward to attract the foreign capital needed to finance the structural federal defictit created by the Reagan tax cuts. Int he early 1980’s “crowding out”…

…today’s human traffickers, which are the same tactics as those used by the slave masters of old: deception, fraud, coercion, kidnapping, beatings and rape. Victims obtained from a foreign country…

Get this. The problem is that globalization is being threatened, all that good could be lost. The solution; Social Security. In the July/August issue of Foreign Affairs (published by the…

…S argument depends on capital markets being rational. This is also highly questionable, especially in the world of foreign exchange markets. They are as unpredictable, weird, and anomalous as any…

…that money on foreign goods, and (3) the foreign maker of those goods doesn’t spend that money on American goods, somehow debt is created. I don’t see it. Where’s the…