Reimagining tariffs as a panacea for economic woes is not only historically inaccurate but economically unsound.

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Even brokers advertising “commission-free” option trading often charge a fee, and this could be on just one or both sides of a trade. In addition to brokerage fees related to trade execution ...

Will Kenton is an expert on the economy and investing laws and regulations. He previously held senior editorial roles at Investopedia and Kapitall Wire and holds a MA in Economics from The New ...

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Given the size of those discrepancies, any expansion of trade or innovation that makes it possible to replace less efficient producers could help a sector economize a significant part of its ...

On one issue, though, he has been remarkably consistent for decades. He was hostile to free trade in the 1980s, when he complained that Japanese businessmen would “knock the hell out of our comp ...

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But buried therein is an important kernel of truth about America’s labor market and its distressing lack of dynamism — a problem exposed, though certainly not caused, by free trade.