American Consumers Pay 10 Cents per Minute Less and Use over 600 Minutes More...
Can 270 Million American Wireless Subscribers Be Wrong? Two years ago, a ConsumerGram summarized a number of statistical reports and found that the U.S. wireless market was lower priced, had more...
View ArticleCloudy Days Call for Fixing the Disharmony of International Laws
Remote data storage, more sexily known as “cloud computing,” has become the “new normal.” A poll commissioned by Microsoft found that eighty-four percent of Americans now use an online email client,...
View ArticleLighting the Euro Zone’s Christmas Fuse
For those who value apolitical conversation starters for seasonal parties, we offer a few notes on the Euro Zone “mess” which may go pyrotechnic within a few months. The Substance: Twenty-six...
View ArticleJudging the Trans-Pacific Trade Partnership
Although it may be poorly understood, international trade is important to Americans. In August 2015, we imported $233.4 billion in goods and services, pushing down prices and enriching consumers’...
View ArticleForeign Trade’s Essential Role in Our Economy and Employment
The annual US Gross National Product increased to 17.3 trillion US dollars in 2017. In 2016, US exports and imports were 12.7% and 15.6% of US GDP respectively. A trade deficit (excess of imports...
View ArticleACI Joins an International Coalition Letter Against the Recent G20 Digital...
With 39 organizations from 19 countries having signed, this coaltion letter sends a strong message that the international community understands that this is a tax that will reduce innovation, increase...
View ArticleMorning Consult: Importing Foreign Price Controls Is Not the Way to Lower...
Recently, some members of Congress and officials at the Department of Health and Human Services have championed a particular strategy to address this problem: pegging U.S. drug prices to what other...
View ArticleInside Sources: U.S. Vaping Policy Spills Over Internationally
there seems to be no end in sight for smokers to breathe easy. Even more unfortunate is how America’s policy on e-cigarettes has and will continue to influence other nations’ vaping policy. As the U.S....
View ArticleReal Clear Policy: The OECD’s Big Cash Grab
Nearly 140 countries around the world, led by the OECD, are rewriting rules that would tax high-tech and multinational companies. The proposed rules would effectively transfer tax rights between...
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