Global Trade
America’s energy abundance staving off a ’70s-style crisis
Posted: July 16, 2014 by Ken Cohen
Without the generous new supplies of oil and natural gas currently being supplied from shale and tight rock formations, we’d probably be in the midst of a bona fide energy crisis.
Will the window of opportunity close for American companies?
Posted: June 26, 2014 by Ken Cohen
“With respect to LNG exports, time is of the essence.”
More LNG exports, more benefits to the entire country
Posted: June 23, 2014 by Ken Cohen
ICF’s study demonstrates that the higher the level of LNG exports, the greater the economic benefits would be for the United States.
The verdict on NAFTA after 20 years
Posted: June 20, 2014 by Ken Cohen
Twenty years of experience with the North American Free Trade Act show that everyone benefits from increased trade.
A tale of two studies on exports and the economy
Posted: June 4, 2014 by Ken Cohen
The White House says, “We can’t have an energy strategy that traps us in the past.” I wholeheartedly agree.
Calling forth the biofuel tides
Posted: May 23, 2014 by Ken Cohen
King Canute ordered the tides to stay back. Today, Washington calls for tides of cellulosic ethanol to roll forth. Not surprisingly, neither command is heeded.
