William F. Jasper, “Has China really gone capitalist? American academic business, and government elites insist that China is changing, but the evidence shows that China’s communist leadership remains in total control,” The New American (December 11, 2006). Parallels between Lenin's "New Economic Plan" and China's "Market Socialism."
Jack Kemp, “Port Fiasco Could Lead to Port Security,” Townhall.com, March 13, 2006. Free flow of financial capital is bringing democracy to the world.
Robert McCauley, “Distinguishing Global Dollar Reserves from Official Holdings in the United States,” BIS Quarterly Review, September 2006. McCauley points out that the Bureau of Economic Analysis' statistics underestimate foreign dollar reserves.
Andrew F. Quinlan,“The IRS vs. Foreign Investment” (National Center for Policy Analysis Brief Analysis No. 43, 2003). Quinlan argues against any reporting of interest earned by foreigners to their governments.
Howard Richman and Raymond Richman, “Dubai Ports Rejection Helped US Economic Growth,” Enter Stage Right (March 5, 2007). The foreign-savings tax loophole is contributing to the trade deficit
Raymond Richman, Howard Richman, Jesse Richman, and Molly Inspektor, "It's a Wonderful Life Revisited: Morgan Stanley just sold out to Potter," Enter Stage Right (December 31, 2007). The current financial crisis and the long-term US debt crisis have the same cause: US and foreign goverment policies that encourage foreign loans to the United States.
Irwin M. Stelzer, “The End of Free Trade: The Era of Increasingly-free trade comes to a close,” The Daily Standard, May 22, 2007. Fair Trade agreement between Senate and President threatens era of free trade according to Stelzer.
Ryan Stever, Goetz von Peter, and Christian Upper, “Highlights of International Banking and Financial Activity,” BIS Quarterly Review, December 2006. The OPEC nations began moving their reserves out of dollars soon after the Dubai Ports Deal was rejected.