protectionism

Commentary Economists generally agree that fewer trade barriers and more foreign trade are the infrequent "win-win" things that make consumers and the economy more prosperous and efficient. Canada’s federal governments, ...

Canada could boost its economy by $200 billion a year if it removes internal trade barriers and considers ...

Commentary The invasion of Ukraine, the spike in inflation, and the risks of supply shortages have made some ...

A Canadian delegation is visiting Washington this week to meet with officials over a number of protectionist measures ...

A barbeque food truck operator in North Carolina is suing a local government after it enacted protectionist regulations ...

Australia is ill-equipped to navigate rising geopolitical threats because “clunky interaction” between government departments, and a lack of ...

WASHINGTON—The European Union is moving forward with adopting protectionist rules to defend its companies against subsidized foreign competitors, ...

WASHINGTON—There is a growing trend toward digital protectionism in the world and increasing barriers to free flow of ...

BRUSSELS—The European Commission set out a 10-point plan on March 12 for more balanced economic relations with China, ...

It’s likely still early days as far as the U.S. Federal Reserve is concerned for protectionism being a ...

While protectionist sentiment is on the rise, Canadian business is being encouraged to do more with China.

President Obama blocked a Chinese company's takeover of chip equipment maker Aixtron on national security concerns Dec. 2. ...

If Donald Trump is elected president of the United States on Nov. 9, international trade will drop and ...