How Fast Fashion Stays Fresh — and Adapts to U.S. Tariffs
New import duties caused “ultra-fresh” fashion companies to pivot and led to less consumer waste.
If your best companies, best ideas, and best people are going to go overseas, you cannot be a world economic power.
—Charles Lee, The Moghadam Family Professor and Professor of Accounting, Emeritus
China’s Steep Barriers for IPOs Come with Serious Economic Costs
How Global Finance Defines Global Politics
The pen may be mightier than the sword — but the dollar beats them both.
When the Export-Import Bank Closed Up, U.S. Companies Saw Global Sales Plummet
A look back at the temporary shutdown of the export credit agency finds significant impacts on American companies.
China’s Steep Barriers for IPOs Come with Serious Economic Costs
By making it harder for companies to go public, Beijing is stifling innovation and growth, Charles Lee finds.
How Trade Triggers Innovation
Competition from imports pushes domestic laggards to adopt more efficient practices and technologies.
Digital Marketplaces Have Incentives to Keep Sellers in the Dark
Online platforms that match consumers may strategically withhold information about supply and demand to maximize returns.
