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Jason FurmanFinancial Times |
Banning foreign students from US universities will hurt the economy and slow innovation
Against an uncertain policy outlook, we need to utilise durable economic statistics that tell the real story
Even if Trump backs down he will have succeeded in building uncertainty, which is itself a sort of tariff
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