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America's record trade deficit: A symbol of economic strength
Source: The Cato Institute
Author: Daniel T. Griswold
Country: United States

This study examines the U.S.'s record trade deficits and concludes that they "are sustainable as long as the United States remains a safe and profitable destination for the world’s savings." It is available in Adobe PDF. (2/9/01)

The case against capital controls: Financial flows, crises, and the flip side of the free-trade argument
Source: The Cato Institute
Author: Christopher A. Hartwell
Country: United States

This report looks at the case against capital controls and concludes that "[p]rotecting domestic financial markets and impeding capital flows have often exacerbated financial crises and caused contagion." It is available in Adobe PDF. (06/14/01)

Safety valve or flash point? The worsening conflict between U.S. trade laws and WTO rules
Source: The Cato Institute
Author: Lewis E. Leibowitz
Country: United States

This report examines the conflict between the American "trade law status quo and the integrity of the U.S. commitment to the WTO." It is available in Adobe PDF. (11/06/01)

Understanding supply-side economics
Source: Empower America
Author: Raymond J Keating
Country: United States

Keating outlines differences between Keynesian economics and supply-side economics, which emphasizes individual economic decision-making and how government policies impact those decisions.(11/20/01)

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