Chad P. Bown
@chadpbown.com
HOW TO WIN A TRADE WAR (Co-Author) @PIIE.com (Senior Fellow) @Trade--Talks.bsky.social (Podcast Host) I think about trade and policy. Probably too much Book: https://tinyurl.com/4ckmn3vp Me: https://www.chadpbown.com/ Pod: https://tradetalkspodcast.com/
we are soooooo excited!!!
Inu Manak@inumanak.bsky.social · 2d agoI am excited to join @piie.com, where I will continue to advance my research on U.S. trade policy alongside a leading group of experts committed to advancing global prosperity and developing practical policy solutions to contemporary economic challenges.
HP, Asus and Acer reportedly begin using CXMT chips amid memory shortage. But PC makers careful to avoid angering top suppliers Micron, Samsung and SK Hynix. by Lauly Li & Cheng Ting-Fang asia.nikkei.com/business/chi...
1/2 REALLY nice deep dive into the data by Chrissie Murray & Alan Smith for @financialtimes.com : How Mexico became a surprise cornerstone of America’s AI boom. Factories churning out servers for data centres are pushing exports to record levels www.ft.com/content/ac32...
Really engaging conversation about HOW TO WIN A TRADE WAR. Thanks for having me! Fun Fact: @deanbaker13.bsky.social was a professor at Bucknell when I was an undergraduate, many, many, many trade wars ago…
Center for Economic and Policy Research@ceprdc.bsky.social · 5d agoNEW #MostlyEconomics EP w/ @deanbaker13.bsky.social: Over 90% of the world's leading semiconductor chips come from one island--Taiwan. @chadpbown.com explains why that concentration is the vulnerability that should worry us. #tradewar #econsky #TSMC
i am not on holiday this week but i love the idea that you might be if you are on vacation a friend just recommended this amazing new "WHAT TO DO WHILE IN SAN DIEGO" activity
"The US administration is waging a misguided trade war" my chat with Daiki Asakawa for The Mainichi Shimbun mainichi.jp/articles/202...
「米政権は誤った貿易戦争を展開」 米識者に聞くトランプ関税 | 毎日新聞
トランプ米政権は、日本を含む主要な貿易相手である60カ国・地域を対象に、10～12・5％の追加関税を発動した。第2次政権の発足から1年半あまり。トランプ大統領が目玉政策と位置づける高関税措置は司法の壁に直面しつつも継続している。
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NEW: I made some charts and wrote some words... How did Trump’s 2025 trade war affect the decoupling of US-China supply chains? 🤓 www.piie.com/publications...
Germany is informally mapping China’s weaknesses by analyzing trade flows, supply chains and company-level data. The exercise is aimed at identifying where Beijing could face pressure in a potential economic confrontation. by Kowalcze Kamil & Arne Delfs www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
One of the most surprising outcomes from a whiplash year of tariffs may be that China has emerged in a position of relative strength, with significantly lower tariffs than last year. By Alexandra Stevenson & @anaswanson.bsky.social www.nytimes.com/2026/07/29/b...
HOW TO WIN A TRADE WAR - thanks for the invitation, AGI!
American-German Institute@amgerinst.bsky.social · last wk.How can the US and its partners rebalance asymmetries as China has pursues policies of one-way dependencies? In a new podcast episode, @chadpbown.com discusses his book, How to Win a Trade War, and paths forward for the transatlantic economic partners:
Comment gagner une guerre commerciale? Le livre que devrait potasser Donald Trump en relançant son bras de fer sur les tarifs Jean-Luc Demarty atlantico.fr/article/decr...
How China exploits EU divisions over trade. Individual member states and companies vulnerable to coercion from Beijing by Joe Leahy, Peter Foster and Andy Bounds www.ft.com/content/ccf8...
A Tale of Tin Cans, Tariffs and the Unintended Victims of US’s Protectionism Steel duties have worked against American producers of tinplate used in canned goods by @sdonnan.bsky.social www.bloomberg.com/news/newslet...
US Presses Mexico to Mirror Its Steel Tariff Wall Aimed at China by Gonzalo Soto, Alicia Diaz, and Joe Deaux www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
Trump Renews Tariff Onslaught With a Whirlwind Week of Threats by Brendan Murray www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
“a book about a deadly serious subject that is engaging, whimsical, and at times downright funny, and it is more authoritative for it, not less.“ Thanks to Paul Krake for his thoughtful review of HOW TO WIN A TRADE WAR, my new book with @soumayakeynes.ft.com
Serious People, Unserious Tone, A Summer Read
A review of How to Win a Trade War: An Optimistic Guide to an Anxious Global Economy by Soumaya Keynes and Chad P. Bown
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this is what we call dumping, as we try to drive all of those wannabe trade warriors out of business
Chad P. Bown@chadpbown.com · 2w agoif you are in the UK and enjoy reading books on Kindle, then for today only you can get HOW TO WIN A TRADE WAR for 99p www.amazon.co.uk/How-Win-Trad... if you are not in the UK, then please enjoy Soumaya's song
Trump tariff wall set to stay after Supreme Court blow by Beiyi Seow www.france24.com/en/live-news...
Thanks to BBC News for the invitation to describe the two big opportunities that President Trump missed today by imposing his Section 301 tariffs, as well as HOW (not) TO WIN A TRADE WAR.
if you are in the UK and enjoy reading books on Kindle, then for today only you can get HOW TO WIN A TRADE WAR for 99p www.amazon.co.uk/How-Win-Trad... if you are not in the UK, then please enjoy Soumaya's song
Soumaya Keynes@soumayakeynes.ft.com · 2w agoIn celebration of "How to Win a Trade War" being available on Kindle for 99p today, have a song I wrote, called "The UK's trade identity crisis" Kindle deal link here: www.amazon.co.uk/How-Win-Trad...
Trump's 10–12.5% tariffs on 60 countries are the wrong policy They divert U.S. and allied attention from the trade war we should be fighting: reducing the dangerous concentration of production of essential goods in China, which Beijing can weaponize, and building resilient alternative supply chains
Thanks so much to @fbermingham.bsky.social for reading HOW TO WIN A TRADE WAR -- and for engaging with it so thoughtfully in his fascinating new essay: "Can Europe Win a Trade War with China? That May Depend on How Victory Is Defined." A great read. www.scmp.com/news/china/d...
New @iea.org estimates of costs if China fully weaponizes critical minerals: - Export restrictions on rare earths mean $6.5 trillion in lost production in autos, high-tech, defense and energy outside China - Export restrictions on graphite mean $300 billion in lost battery production outside China
“an unusually readable induction into a form of warfare that most of its participants have not yet admitted they are fighting” ~ Encyclopedia Geopolitica Thanks to Colin Reed for the careful read and critical review of HOW TO WIN A TRADE WAR, my new book with @soumayakeynes.ft.com
