When elephants fight, the ants perish: The Khmer proverb captures the sense of peril in the escalating trade war between the United States and China. The world’s two superpowers have locked tusks over tariffs, and the rest of the world — especially Asia — seems in danger of being trampled.
A delegation of central Da Nang city led by Secretary of the municipal Party Committee Truong Quang Nghia visited big cities of Canada from August 30 - September 2 to promote cooperation between localities and the two countries in general, especially in trade and investment.
China attributes great importance to consolidating ties with Vietnam, General Secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) and President Xi Jinping said while receiving Tran Quoc Vuong, Politburo member and permanent member of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) Central Committee’s Secretariat in Beijing on August 20.
There are a few policies on investment for creative start-up businesses. Besides, models of investment such as a trading platform calling for community capital or the IPO floor for the initialized, the reserves for first time enterprise angels are unavailable.
Report finds advanced economies remain leaders on trade logistics. Advanced economies remain the global leaders in trade logistics, finds “Connecting to Compete,” a new World Bank Group report.
In view of the way and motivation for foreign direct investment (FDI) attraction at the start, there is a complete difference between China and Vietnam. China has a pro-active, long-term and systematic approach to FDI while Vietnam seems to take it as a temporary solution.
The tax management of e-commerce business is still a thorny problem for tax authorities to solve. In order to solve problems, it must have specific regulations related to laws along with specific sanctions.
In our new paper, “Traders of the Lost Ark,” my Competitive Enterprise Institute colleagues and I attempt to articulate a strong moral and economic case for free trade. Free trade has long been one of CEI’s core issues, and we felt it necessary to restate the case given current policy disputes. Those disputes, we believe, have lost sight of what trade is and why we engage in it, and in so doing will lead to the infringement of liberty and great economic harm.
The diffusion of knowledge and technology worldwide in recent decades has brought important changes to the global innovation landscape. But those changes could be much more profound if countries created more supportive investment environments.
As concerns over Donald Trump’s import tariffs intensify and ministers renegotiate Britain’s trading relationship with Europe, the postwar consensus towards ever-closer economic cooperation between wealthy nations is being unpicked.
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