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September 30, 2024

United States
Will a Worker Shortage Kill the U.S. Manufacturing Boom?

The United States is witnessing a boom in manufacturing investment, stimulated by massive government subsidies, but the skilled workforce necessary to support it is severely lacking.

Will a Worker Shortage Kill the U.S. Manufacturing Boom?
Blog Post by Benn Steil and Elisabeth Harding Geo-Graphics

October 21, 2024

South Korea
C. Peter McColough Series on International Economics With Governor Rhee Chang Yong of the Bank of Korea

Bank of Korea Governor Rhee Chang Yong discusses monetary policy in South Korea and the implications of reshaping global value chains. The C. Peter McColough Series on International Economics brin…

Play Rhee Chang-yong speaks in Seoul, South Korea
Virtual Event by Rhee Chang Yong and Richard H. Clarida C. Peter McColough Series on International Economics

October 8, 2024

Election 2024
Why Fracking Matters in the 2024 U.S. Election

The fracking boom has transformed the United States into the world’s leading producer of oil and gas. With presidential candidates Harris and Trump clashing on climate and energy policy, the practice…

In Brief by Diana Roy

May 10, 2023

India
Domestic Manufacturing Is Essential to India’s Green Energy Transition

Developing domestic manufacturing may be a long-term solution for addressing both climate change and poverty in India.

A woman worker walks through the installed solar modules at the Naini solar power plant in the northern Indian city of Allahabad.
Blog Post by Zainab Irfan Asia Program

March 23, 2022

China
Hauser Symposium: China’s Domestic Evolution

CFR scholars and experts from think tanks and academia examined China’s domestic transformation and how the country’s demographic trends, COVID policies, and economic prowess have affected its rise a…

Guests speak at CFR event
Virtual Event by Yuen Yuen Ang, Yuen Yuen Ang, Yen-hsin Alice Cheng, Yen-hsin Alice Cheng, Wang Feng, Wang Feng, Yanzhong Huang, Yanzhong Huang, Ian Johnson, Ian Johnson, Daniel Mattingly, Daniel Mattingly, Carl Minzner, Carl Minzner, Scott Rozelle, Scott Rozelle, Yun Sun, Yun Sun, Nicholas Eberstadt, Nicholas Eberstadt, Rana Foroohar, Rana Foroohar, W. Ian Lipkin, and W. Ian Lipkin Asia Program

October 30, 2024

United States
Trade-offs in the Desert: RealEcon Visits Arizona

From semiconductors and water conservation to mining and the clean energy transition, Arizona is balancing trade-offs that will have important lessons for the country.

Man in protective gear tends a smelter at Magma Metals Company, near San Manuel, Arizona, USA; Arizona, United States of America
Article by Allison J. Smith and Matthew P. Goodman RealEcon

October 23, 2024

Trade
Trade Is a Win for the U.S. Economy

This op-ed was originally published by The Detroit News online on October 20, 2024 and in print on October 21, 2024.  As Americans get ready to head to the polls, no issue is more central to their…

Article by Inu Manak and Fariha Kamal RealEcon