IMF Podcast: Industrial Policy

IMPF’s latest podcast is now available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Stitcher. Subscribe on the links below to get this as your next audio show. We also plan to post other episodes of our podcasts weekly from various media houses. All we need is one free minute for you to listen to. If you’d like us to cover every episode of an upcoming week that we are not covering, please let us know. You’ll never hear a penny from anything other than what’s on THE IMF podcast. We will post all links to those podcasts next week, so make sure to subscribe to them yourself. 

The new ones have been added so far: 

1) “Is Your Company Ready for Globalization? A
New Look at How Companies Can Prepare To Survive 5G Technology” by Matt Haig; 

2) “The European Union’s Emissions Trading Scheme: Challenges And Opportunities” by James E. Anderson; 

3) “The Role of U.S. Trade Negotiations in Managing International Trade Relationships” by Gary Lordas; 

4) “An Analysis of the U.S.-China Economic Relationship” by Paul J. Simpson; 

5) “The Effectiveness of Market-Based Approaches to Competitive Advantages in Europe: Lessons Learned From Germany” by Martin Schäusle; 

6) “The Transnational Corporation and Its Impact on Smaller Businesses” by Daniel H. Pinkett This podcast comes fresh off the heels of two major moves at the IMF: it removed China from its Common Development Framework (CDF), citing serious problems with its human rights record, and announced plans to provide financial support for Ukraine. It has also introduced a special issue entitled “Doing business globally.” This one focuses on how companies can navigate international trade and competition. Listen now to learn more about these issues and what they mean for businesses today. Download some handy guides to help you stay ahead, and remember to sign up for my monthly newsletter here. I’ll see you then.