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"The United States' Power-Based Bargaining and the WTO: Has Anything Really Been Gained?"
Article evaluates adoption by United States of "power-based" bargaining in trade ... negotiations. Ian Sheldon Journal article Wednesday, January 19, 2022 Applied Eco Perspectives Pol- 2022- ...
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Callicoat (AAE '21) named director of state policy for Ohio Farm Bureau
https://aede.osu.edu/node/7060
Learn how AEDE alum Evan Callicoat leveraged his degree for career success. Learn how AEDE alum Evan Callicoat leveraged his degree for career success. Callicoat (AAE '21) named director of state policy for Ohio Farm Bureau ...
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Callicoat (AAE '21) named director of state policy for Ohio Farm Bureau
https://aede.osu.edu/news/callicoat-aae-21-named-director-state-policy-ohio-farm-bureau
Evan Callicoat (Agribusiness and Applied Economics ’21) did not originally foresee a career in public policy when he enrolled as a freshman in 2017. But for someone who is so clearly passionate about lending a voice to those in agricultural and rural comm ...
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(Economic Outlook and Policy Series) Energy and carbon price outlook
https://aede.osu.edu/events/economic-outlook-and-policy-series-energy-and-carbon-price-outlook
This webinar will consider trends in oil, natural gas, electricity and carbon markets, addressing how market fundamentals and environmental policy choices – both domestically and internationally – will affect underlying inflationary pressures over the ne ...
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(Economic Outlook and Policy Series) More than a wage
https://aede.osu.edu/events/economic-outlook-and-policy-series-more-wage
This webinar will feature Assistant Professor Margaret Jodlowski, who will cover recent research on how workers respond to different attributes of a job. Wage, of course, is the primary attribute of interest for both workers and firms, but increasing atte ...
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(Economic and Outlook Policy Series) Covid meets the supply chain: Are inflation and empty shelves Joe Biden’s fault?
The supply chain was highly likely to be vulnerable to the Covid-19 Pandemic, but around the world, governments and key supply-chain players have surprisingly been caught off guard. Rising inflation is the result and is plaguing economies around the world ...
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(Economic Outlook and Policy Series) If the U.S. does not step back from ‘power-based’ bargaining: What are the potential implications for agricultural trade?
While U.S. agricultural exports to China initially got caught in the crossfire of the trade war, implementation of the U.S.-China Trade Agreement (USCTA) in 2020 does appear to have restored U.S. market share. In this context, this webinar will focus on t ...
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(Economic Outlook and Policy Series) Commodity markets outlook in 2022: Margin squeeze and cautious optimism
This webinar will feature Dr. Seungki Lee, who will cover price trends, surging input costs, the latest USDA reports and other demand factors. Target audience: Students, faculty, staff, extension professionals and community members ...
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(Economic Outlook and Policy Series) The Price of Putting Food on the Table: Consumer Food Prices and Inflation
Will prices keep rising or will we finally catch a break? Uncertainty and rising prices have become fixtures in our financial and economic decision making of late. Join us as we explore what's going on in key commodity and labor markets through a new ...
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Economic Outlook and Policy Webinar Series
Will prices keep rising or will we finally catch a break in 2022? Uncertainty and rising prices have become fixtures in our financial and economic decision making of late. Join our expert economists for a new webinar series as we explore what's going ...