Nell Henderson
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Econ nerd, Fed obsessive, Dodgers fan, recovering journalist (Ex-Econ Editor WaPo, WSJ), McKinsey alum, now Peterson Institute for International Economics VP Publishing, among other things. Opinions my own etc.
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Early this year, Trump threatened Canada with tariffs. In response, Canadians pulled California wines off store shelves, along with other American-made alcohol. U.S. wine exports to Canada dropped 96% in the second quarter—from nearly $111 million last year to under $4 million this year wsj.com
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Rather than worrying about the China Shock 2.0 in developed economies, we should be much more worried about the China Shock 1.0 in low- & middle-income countries, Arvind Subramanian says.

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The New China Shock is on Low and Middle Income Countries (LMICs)
High and rising imports of low-skilled products from China 
Magnitude and pace of China shock much greater than for rich countries China Shock 2.0 Exaggerated
Implication: now impact for rich countries is mostly from Chinese high skilled esports
Magnitude and pace of China Shock 2.0 significantly smaller than China Shock 1.0
China SHock 2.0 no longer macro-economic but sectoral/technological/security
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Big Investors Await Windfall From Trump’s Argentina Bailout :The United States finalized a $20 billion lifeline for Argentina that will benefit Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s allies. www.nytimes.com/2025/10/09/u...
Big Investors Await Windfall From Trump’s Argentina Bailout
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🍂Fall meetings start now!🍂
Our first event is an expert panel of Martin Chorzempa, Tianlei Huang, Mary Lovely, & Yeling Tan diving deep into China's economic landscape, including the housing market & the country's economic security model.
Watch here: www.piie.com/events/2025/...
China's economic outlook: Challenges and opportunities
The Peterson Institute holds an in-depth discussion examining China’s economic landscape, including the current housing slump and its broader implications, as well as the country’s economic security g...
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The FT's Martin Wolff cites PIIE's Robert Lawrence in saying Trump's tariffs won't deliver many jobs. "Nostalgia is not a strategy." www.ft.com/content/a742...
Trump’s tariffs won’t deliver many jobs
Nostalgia is not a strategy: the past cannot return
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Medical Groups Warn Against new $100k Visa Fees for Foreign Doctors that could worsen physician shortages www.nytimes.com/2025/09/26/h...
Medical Groups Warn Against Visa Fees for Foreign Doctors
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NEW: Data suggest US businesses have absorbed most of the tariff costs through July 2025, not foreign sellers.
There is very little support for Trump’s thesis that foreign sellers are absorbing tariffs by lowering their prices on US imports.
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Who is paying for Trump's tariffs? So far, it's US businesses.
President Donald Trump promised during his recent campaign to impose steep tariffs on other countries, assuring voters that the cost would be paid by foreign sellers, not Americans. In September 2024,...
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