International trade is no different from domestic specialization and internal trade—few of us grow our own food or do our own dry cleaning. Instead, we specialize and trade. On a global scale, the ...

President Donald Trump believes international trade agreements like the World Trade Organization are a bad deal for the United States. He fails to see how these agreements provide the rules that ...

Supply chains form the backbone of international commerce, representing over half the value of global merchandise trade. They also create large numbers of jobs and lower the bar ...

Foreign governments are touting the benefits of international trade and investment for U.S. businesses and communities as they try to get relief from President Donald Trump's sweeping new tariffs.

Accountants are poised to seize the benefits of the UK-Australia Free Trade Agreement (FTA), not only helping support SMEs’ global endeavours but also by broadening their own international ...

The Peterson Institute for International Economics estimates that the United States real GDP was $2.6 trillion, or $20,000 per household, higher in 2022 because of international trade.

Supply chains form the backbone of international commerce, representing over half the value of global merchandise trade. They also create large numbers of jobs and lower the bar for countries and ...

THE US dollar’s global standing is a mixed blessing. Its status as a safe haven and dominant reserve currency lowers the US ...