Author: Kimberly Clausing

This paper compares three global collective action problems, those involving climate change, international trade, and international taxation. First, each problem is assessed in terms of fundamental elements that stymie global collective action: concentrated interests that deter action in the face of larger yet diffuse benefits, cross-jurisdictional policy spillovers, and free-rider incentives at the jurisdictional level.Read More

The Middle East conflict is impacting currency markets. What the dollar’s recent gains and changing Fed easing expectations could mean for EUR/USD going forward.Read More

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Pepperdine Sudreau Global Justice Institute recently completed a historic three-day Prison Project in Malawi, marking the first time a full version of this program has been held outside of Uganda.Read More

The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is solidifying the US dollar’s dominant role in global trade, according to one measure of activity in the interbank foreign-exchange markets.Read More

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College Station is leveling up its summers. From the Savannah Bananas to international soccer, the city is landing big-time events to boost its local economy and put itself on the map beyond Aggie football.Read More