The U.S.-China trade war reached something like an armistice with the “Phase I” trade agreement signed January 15, 2020. The U.S. cancelled further trade tariffs on imports from China. To reciprocate, China agreed to purchase more U.S. exports and be more respectful of other countries’ intellectual property rights.
Read: Dr. Darren Prokop: Trade Flow Teeter-Totter Tilts…
There is this party starting in a very cool place and everyone who showed up is a little uncomfortable. Things are heating up – and not necessarily in a good way. This is the state of affairs in the Circumpolar North and its Arctic waters.
Read: Dr. Darren Prokop: This Arctic Party Needs Some…
Acquiring technology is one thing; capturing a sustainable return on investment (ROI) from it is another. Digitization is about turning information into digital bytes – thereby making it computer readable. Once readable it is now actionable, especially when used in an artificial intelligence (AI) setting.
Read: Dr. Darren Prokop Discusses Digitization of…
Alaska benefits from a service known as Alaska Bypass. In 1972 USPS started an alliance of approved air carriers mandated to ensure that cargo moved more efficiently throughout the state. Today, the five mainline air carriers are Alaska Airlines, Everts Air Cargo, Lynden Air Cargo, Northern Air Cargo and Ravn Alaska.
Read: Dr. Darren Prokop Talks Alaska Bypass
Darren Prokop writes about international trade and the World Trade Organization. Are disputes among member countries being handled correctly?
Read: Dr. Darren Prokop Discusses the WTO for American…