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Econographics
Jun 3, 2026
Can Section 301 effectively replace IEEPA? That is the $166 billion question
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Madeline Chalecki
Citing forced labor concerns, the Trump administration has proposed new tariffs on imports from sixty economies—a first step toward rebuilding its tariff wall. Still, the outcome is far from certain.
Econographics
May 28, 2026
As China’s surpluses become unbearable, the EU is edging toward its own Section 301
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Charles Lichfield, L. Daniel Mullaney, Jessie Yin
With Chinese industrial surpluses flooding global markets, the EU is quietly debating whether it should borrow from the US tariff toolkit—marking a potential shift toward a more assertive approach to Beijing.
Econographics
Apr 22, 2026
In renegotiating the USMCA, Mexico should neither rush nor stall
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Phil Lovegren, Ernesto Stein
With the USMCA under review, Mexico faces a delicate balance: rushing risks economic harm, but delay brings uncertainty—making patience a viable fallback strategy.
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