Opinion: Tax Foundation's Sean Bray says ongoing battles over the global minimum tax are stifling foreign direct investment ...

The Dangers Of A Zero Sum World. ByRich Karlgaard, Former Staff. ... When the economic pie grows, people are willing to abide by the rule of law, majority rules, minority rights, etc.

For zero-sum thinking and scapegoating are the basis for Trump’s tariff policy. ... North Korea, and Iran, where rulers attribute their countries’ problems to sanctions imposed by the West.

The zero-sum thinker frames the world in terms of winning and losing, us and them. If one person is to get richer, someone else must get poorer. If China is doing well, then the US must logically ...

But I cannot rule that out, either. ... In summary, describing the U.S. stock market as zero-sum before costs, then negative-sum after costs, is a fine approximation of the truth.

They recognized that international security is not a zero-sum game. Peace, security and freedom are not finite commodities like land, oil or gold which one state can acquire at another’s expense.

In some cases, the rule was set up as zero-sum: “Hispanics will be given more mortgages, and the money will come from white groups.” In other cases a zero-sum was excluded: “This will make ...

As a general rule, we advise systems to spend 70 to 80 percent of their time doubling down on what works (i.e., their core strengths) and 20 to 30 percent of their time on new efforts.