Trade

  1. Diverse Group of Experts in Economics, Business and Law to Weigh in on U.S. Trade Policy

    Jan 14, 2019

    There are still open spots for the free conference.  Registration ends on January, 31 2019.

  2. U.S. Withdrawal from Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) Hurts U.S., Benefits China

    Dec 31, 2018

    Abandoning Strategic and Economic Goals of TPP Has Consequences

    When the United States withdrew from Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP), it forfeited strategic advantages and economic benefits that would likely have emerged through the mega trade deal and partnership with 11 other economies, according to findings presented in a new study.

  3. The Impact the Trade Disputes are Having on Farmers and the $12 Billion Emergency Aid Package

    Jul 27, 2018

    Professor Ian Sheldon Interview on Trade and Tariffs on Knowledge @ Wharton.

  4. Could the U.S. Rejoin the Transpacific Partnership?

    Apr 16, 2018

    AEDE's Ian Sheldon joins Joshua Meltzer, Senior Fellow in Global Economy and Development at the Brookings Institute to discuss President Trump's willingness to revisit the Trans Pacific Partnership TPP.

  5. Impact on Farmers From Trade Tariff Threats Between the U.S. and China

    Apr 11, 2018

    AEDE Professor Ian Sheldon joins Daniel Sumner from the University of California at Davis and David Swenson from Iowa State University on the Knowledge@Wharton radio program.

  6. Tariffs on steel and aluminum imports could have costly ramifications for Ohio soybean farmers. (Photo: Thinkstock)

    Tariffs Could Spell Disaster for Ohio Farmers and National Economy

    Mar 12, 2018

     In a state whose biggest agricultural export is soybeans, growers of the crop perhaps should be leery.

  7. Dr. Ian Sheldon

    NAFTA and the Importance of Trade on 'Town Hall Ohio'

    Jan 23, 2018

    Ohio businesses and farms sell a lot of product to foreign countries. Some fifty-five percent of our state’s exports go to Canada and Mexico, who happen to be our partners in the North American Free Trade Agreement, best known as NAFTA. With that as a backdrop, you can understand why Ohio’s business and farm communities are more than a bit concerned when President Trump says he may want to back away from the trade deal. Why NAFTA is important, to all Ohioans, on this episode of Town Hall Ohio.

  8. Ohio State’s Andersons Program in International Trade Offers New Research on How Carbon Taxes May Impact the North American Aluminum Industry

    Feb 25, 2015

    With its energy-intensive production practices and competition from international producers, the U.S. aluminum industry is extremely vulnerable to international competition, recently noted Ian Sheldon in a policy brief highlighting new research from Ohio State’s Andersons Program in International Trade on the North American aluminum industry and how carbon taxes may impact it.

  9. IATRC Theme Day Organized and Sponsored by the Andersons Program in International Trade

    Jan 12, 2015

    Ian Sheldon, Ohio State's Andersons Professor of International Trade, recently organized and sponsored the theme day for the International Agricultural Trade Research Consortium's (IATRC) 2014 annual meeting in San Diego, California. The day focused on “Food and Resources: Conflict and Trade."

  10. Open Food Trade, Safety Nets Crucial to Global Food Security: Ohio State Economist

    Nov 19, 2014

    Ian Sheldon, AEDE's Andersons Professor of International Trade, recently spoke to the communications team in the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences regarding how international trade impacts global food security. “We, as food trade economists, believe that open international trade helps global food security, not hurt it,” said Sheldon. 

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