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Rocks and hard places

05.28.2018

By Robbin S. Johnson

U.S. agriculture in search for trade answers.

What will 2018 bring?

01.16.2018

By Robbin S. Johnson

The farm bill is scheduled to be revised or renewed in 2018. What could possibly get in the way?

Tax reform: Implications and prospects

11.07.2017

By Robbin S. Johnson

Tax reform is a high-risk strategy for Republicans, but it also may be a high-risk strategy for the economy.

President Trump’s agenda: Delayed or derailed?

09.12.2017

By Robbin S. Johnson

President-elect Trump had a number of key issues he wanted to pursue, but little has been accomplished to date.

Trump’s trade clock is ticking

07.18.2017

By Robbin S. Johnson

Re-negotiation of NAFTA has its own legal, political and substantive challenges.

Inside President Trump’s early days offers interesting dynamics

05.23.2017

By Robbin S. Johnson

Pundits of every stripe used the “first 100 days” as a benchmark to measure President Donald Trump’s performance.

Trying to read Trump’s tea leaves

03.28.2017

By Robbin S. Johnson

President Trump was critical about U.S. trade policies and agreements during the campaign, but it may not be a totally straight line from those comments to what he does.

A Trump regulatory test?

01.17.2017

By Robbin S. Johnson

E.P.A. moves may present President-elect Donald Trump with an early challenge to his promise of regulatory reform.

When ducks go lame

11.08.2016

By Robbin S. Johnson

The post-election “lame duck” session could be an opportunity for some constructive legislative actions.

What does ‘sustainable development’ mean?

09.13.2016

By Robbin S. Johnson

The concept of “sustainable development” within the United Nations context first appeared in the Brundtland Commission Report in 1987.

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Articles by Robbin S. Johnson

Rocks and hard places

What will 2018 bring?

Tax reform: Implications and prospects

President Trump’s agenda: Delayed or derailed?

Trump’s trade clock is ticking

Inside President Trump’s early days offers interesting dynamics

Trying to read Trump’s tea leaves

A Trump regulatory test?

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