The Legatum Institute has just released its 2011 Prosperity Index. The index has a number of strengths, topped by the versatility of its supporting Web… Read More
The European press has a death grip on the idea that China will provide the huge sums of money necessary to make a dent in… Read More
The House Ways and Means Committee will hold a hearing tomorrow on America’s economic relations with China. This is easier said than done—there’s a lot… Read More
The Senate is today considering a bill to punish China for its currency policy. The bill requires the U.S. to place duties on Chinese goods… Read More
There continues to be a great deal of talk about “the China Model.” It is supposed to be a way to organize an economy, especially… Read More
The debt standoff in D.C. is first and foremost about irresponsible government—not just right now but for a decade by both parties, both houses of… Read More
Sometimes things don’t work out the way we expect. New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg today announced a $50 million gift to the Sierra Club. His… Read More
Is open trade and investment good for China but bad for the U.S.? The Heritage Foundation’s China Global Investment Tracker has just been updated. Through… Read More
There’s a very old political rule getting a new twist in the House of Representatives right now: When your policies fail, blame someone else. The… Read More
The United States and the People’s Republic of China will hold the 2011 version of the Strategic and Economic Dialogue (S&ED) this coming Monday and… Read More
