Are tariffs a legitimate instrument of industrial policy?
Tariffs returned to mainstream economic policy faster than the literature defending them. The argument is whether they build domestic capacity or simply tax the people they are meant to protect.
23 institutions · 9 countries · 40 publications
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United States
10 institutions · 16 publicationsBrookings Institution
- How Trump’s tariff policies have shifted economic opportunity for Black AmericansPublication2 Oct 2026
- Tracking trade amid uncertain and changing tariff policiesPublication22 Sept 2026Asha Patt, Kari Heerman
- Tracking Trump’s tariffs and other trade actionsPublication15 Sept 2026Chidozie Ezi-Ashi, Christopher Sands
- The hidden tradeoffs of using Trump’s tariffs as leverage with ChinaBoth waysPublication3 Sept 2026Kari Heerman
Peterson Institute for International Economics
- Lost in tabulation: Diverging US-China trade data point to tariff evasionPublication2 Oct 2026Gregory Auclair
- Trump invoked a zombie statute to justify tariffs on CanadaPublication3 Sept 2026Alan Wm. Wolff
- Many school supplies cost more under Trump’s tariffsPublication26 Aug 2026Gary Clyde Hufbauer, Ye Zhang
- Mary E. Lovely on the costs of Trump’s trade war with CanadaPublication25 Aug 2026Mary E. Lovely
American Security Project
- Tariffs, Trust, and the 51st State: How the U.S.-Canada Trade War Threatens American SecurityPublication18 Sept 2026Matthew Parada
Atlantic Council
- Beyond tariffs: The US–Turkey trade relationship needs a bigger bargainPublication6 Oct 2026Leo Ayala
Center for Freedom and Prosperity
- The Economic Illiteracy of Tariff Man, Part IICommentary4 Sept 2026Dan Mitchell
Council on Foreign Relations
- Before the Midterms: What Americans Think About Trade and TariffsPublication6 Oct 2026
Foundation for Economic Education
- New Delhi’s Strategy Shows Why Protectionism FailsNoPublication3 Sept 2026Jake Scott
Information Technology and Innovation Foundation
- Congress Should Make the CHIPS Act’s Investment Tax Credit PermanentPublication22 Sept 2026Trelysa Long
Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies
- Op-Ed: Gas, Tariffs, and the Emerging Black Cost-of-Living CrisisPublication22 Sept 2026
Tax Foundation
- The Hidden Tariff Burden of Related-Party TradeCommentary28 Sept 2026Emily Kraschel, Alex Durante
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Canada
3 institutions · 6 publicationsMacdonald-Laurier Institute
- Trump’s trade war is no excuse for Canada’s economic stagnation: Philip Cross for Inside PolicyPublication17 Sept 2026Skander Belouizdad
- Canada’s “keep paddling” tariff-war strategy—a useful myth, but not a plan: Mark Musselman for Inside PolicyPublication14 Sept 2026Alex Ellison
- A $4 billion hit – What Carney’s tariff retaliation could cost Canadian consumers: Trevor Tombe in The HubPublication2 Sept 2026Skander Belouizdad
- The U.S.–Canada tariff war – When the elites fight, we all pay: Jamie TronnesPublication2 Sept 2026Skander Belouizdad
C.D. Howe Institute
- Coordination, Not Conflict: Competition and Industrial Policy in a Protectionist EraReport29 Sept 2026Vaishnavi Santhirathasan
Pembina Institute
- Electrification is industrial strategy: It’s time we see it that wayCommentaryc. 17 Jun 2026
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Germany
3 institutions · 6 publicationsKiel Institute for the World Economy
- Kiel Trade and Tariffs Monitor - Analyses, Simulations and CommentariesReportc. 2 Sept 2026
- Industrial Policy - Analyses, Simulations and CommentariesReportc. 2 Sept 2026
- Industrial Policy and international production networks | Research GroupReportc. 2 Sept 2026
Global Public Policy Institute
- EU’s China Shock 2.0: Preparing for a Trade War With BeijingPublication16 Jul 2026Global Public Policy Institute (GPPi)
- EU Trade Defense Against China & US TariffsPublication14 Jul 2026Global Public Policy Institute (GPPi)
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United Kingdom
2 institutions · 4 publicationsOxford Institute for Energy Studies
- OIES Podcast – Tariff Design in the Energy Transition: Reallocating Costs, Risks, and Technological AdvantagePodcast6 Oct 2026Olesia Astakhova
- Security, Integration and Industrial Policy: China’s 15th Energy Five-Year PlanPublication22 Sept 2026Olesia Astakhova
- Tariff Design in the Energy Transition: Reallocating Costs, Risks, and Technological AdvantagePublication5 Oct 2026Olesia Astakhova
E3G
- Europe’s clean industrial strategy needs a comprehensive lead-market architecturePublication1 Oct 2026Eve Nieminen
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India
1 institution · 3 publicationsObserver Research Foundation
- Beyond Export Competitiveness: The Fiscal Risk of Carbon TariffsReport31 Aug 2026Diya Shah
- Anti-Dumping as Industrial Policy: IndiaReport14 Aug 2026Dhani Mehrishi
- Beyond Tariff Cuts: Can the India-UK CETA Deliver for MSMEs?Report7 Aug 2026Kumkum Mohata
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Austria
1 institution · 2 publications07
Belgium
1 institution · 1 publicationsFriends of Europe
- China and the EU: the imminent choice between a trade deal and a trade warPublication27 Sept 2026
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Norway
1 institution · 1 publications09
Unplaced
1 institution · 1 publicationsCivic Exchange
- Hong Kong power imports test grid and tariff stabilityPublication10 Aug 2026Ivy Yeung
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