Who benefits from tariffs, according to research
Chicago Booth study finds U.S. trade barriers create transfers from services workers toward tradable goods industries, with substantial gains for small number of manufacturing workers
What ancient trade tells us about globalization
In ‘Sea of Treasures,’ UChicago historian Jeremy A. Simmons explores how commerce on the Indian Ocean reshaped Roman ideas of luxury and identity
Who’s really paying for the Trump administration tariffs?
The highest duties in a century have hiked costs for U.S. manufacturers and remade trade patterns
How do tariffs work, and who will they impact? UChicago experts explain
In Q&A, UChicago scholars examine Trump’s policies—and what they could mean for U.S. consumers and economy
How COVID-19 and trade tensions have affected the U.S. and China
In virtual event, UChicago scholars discuss how pandemic, climate change impact economics
As China’s Woes Mount, Xi Jinping Faces Rare Rebuke at Home
<p>Prof. Dali Yang examines propaganda in China around trade</p>
Media downplay Trump administration's economic successes
<p>Video: Prof. Austan Goolsbee examines the GDP and trade conflicts</p>
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How wine defined European colonialism
Anthropologist Michael Dietler studies interplay of trade, culture, and violence in ancient France.
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