Greg Mankiw makes an interesting point. Two-thirds of doctoral candidates in science and engineering in U.S. universities are foreign-born. But only 140,000 employment-based green cards are available annually, and 1…

…coordination of monetary policy. Frustrated by the decline in the foreign exchange value of the rupee that followed the cutback in asset purchases by the Federal Reserve, Rajan claimed that…

…discusses the evolution of net foreign assets (also known as the net international investment position) in debtor and creditor nations. The authors warn that increases in the foreign holdings of…

…traded company’s information noting that on average 54% of pretax income was foreign sourced and the ratio of foreign taxes paid to foreign sourced income was 20%. In other words,…

…foreign sources for providing productive resources (such as labor) minus the income paid to foreign residents in exchange for their productive resources. Net foreign income is also called “net primary…

…any foreign sovereign owning millions of acres of our land is dangerous. Co-opting out where our food is grown, and also allowing foreign entities to buy the how we process…

…made by foreign affiliates to their U.S. parent corporations fell, rather than rose, beginning in 2017,28 while so-called deemed foreign income—income held offshore but reported for U.S. tax purposes and taxed…

…Pennsylvania Wharton School researchers found that dividend payments made by foreign affiliates to their U.S. parent corporations fell, rather than rose, beginning in 2017, while so-called deemed foreign income—income held…

…spike from tariffs. So are Trump officials right? Are studies concluding that Americans, not foreigners, are paying the tariffs wrong? No and no. The evidence that foreigners aren’t paying the tariffs, which…

…by foreign investors when doubts arise about the solvency of the projects they have financed. The withdrawal of foreign capital exacerbates the instability of the last stages of the cycle….