Philip A. Luck
@paluck
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Scholl Chair in International Business and Director of the Economics Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. All opinions are my own.
Washington, DC
Joined February 2009
RT @DAcemogluMIT: Dear followers, please see my bad-case scenario for where the US economy may be heading in the Financial Times The real…
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RT @AmSantacreu: A quick explainer on how tariffs affect exchange rates: When the US imposes tariffs on imports, it triggers a chain reacti…
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The production of services is a critical and underappreciated front in the economic competition between the United States and China. Instead of 19th-century protectionism, we need to prioritize market-friendly, pro-talent, pro-innovation policies.
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Really fun conversation with my amazing colleague Andrew Schwartz. Can I stop talking about tariffs now? @CSIS @CSIS_Trade
🎧 NEW: @CSIS_Trade's @paluck joins the Truth of the Matter to discuss the Trump administration’s tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China, and how those nations may respond. Listen in:
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RT @CSIS_Trade: @NGirishankar and @paluck examine the implications of President Trump utilizing International Emergency Economic Powers to…
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RT @RyanBergPhD: #ICYMI: Today I had a terrific conversation with @DeniseDresserG and @paluck on #tariffs on #Canada and #Mexico. The recor…
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Sound and fury signifying nothing? Tariffs on Canada and Mexico are delayed for now, but it was still fun talking about them with my @CSIS colleagues @NGirishankar, @JosephMajkut, and Bill Reinsch.
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RT @CSIS: STARTING NOW: @NGirishankar, @paluck, @JosephMajkut, and William Alan Reinsch unpack the new U.S. tariffs against China, Canada,…
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RT @CSISAmericas: What do the newly imposed tariffs on Mexico and Canada mean for the trilateral trading bloc? #TODAY, join @RyanBergPhD,…
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This was a super fun conversation with my excellent colleague about the use/threat of tariffs on Mexico and Canada by the Trump administration.
STARTING NOW: @NGirishankar, @paluck, @JosephMajkut, and William Alan Reinsch unpack the new U.S. tariffs against China, Canada, and Mexico and assess the implications for U.S. economic, technology, and energy security. Register and watch:
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There are no shortage of ways these actions are bad for our country, but might as well start with the fact that they will lower income for all countries involved.
The Tax Policy Center's estimate that a 25% tariff on Mexico and Canada would reduce after-tax income by 1% seems wholly incompatible with Costinot & Rodriguez-Clare estimate that US gains from trade are 2–8% of GDP (.
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RT @TradeDiversion: The Tax Policy Center's estimate that a 25% tariff on Mexico and Canada would reduce after-tax income by 1% seems wholl…
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RT @aurabogado: Trump's administration doesn't seem to understand why Natives were excluded from the 14th Amendment, and may not be aware t…
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