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Oct 10, 2018

What sort of Brexit do the British people want? A longitudinal study examining the "trade-offs" people would be willing to make in reaching a Brexit deal — technical addendum

A study using stated preference discrete choice experiments to quantify the British people's preferences for their relationship with the European Union after Brexit.
Research

Oct 10, 2018

What Sort of Brexit Do the British People Want? A Longitudinal Study Examining the 'Trade-Offs' People Would Be Willing to Make in Reaching a Brexit Deal

This study uses a technique known as 'stated preference discrete choice experiments' to understand what sort of Brexit the British people really want and what trade-offs they would be willing to make in negotiations for a deal with the EU.
Expert Insights

Mar 8, 2018

Getting Out from "In-Between": Perspectives on the Regional Order in Post-Soviet Europe and Eurasia

The perspectives collected in these conference proceedings explore alternatives to the current approaches to the regional order for the states "in between" the West and Russia -- Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova, Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan.
Commentary

Jan 7, 2018

Why Political Risks May Dampen World Economies in 2018

The world economy has reached its strongest point since the global financial crisis a decade ago. But rising political risks may cloud prospects in 2018 and perhaps beyond.
Press

Jul 14, 2017

British Public Reject “No Deal” on Brexit

The British people disagree with the claim that “no deal for Britain is better than a bad deal for Britain” when it comes to negotiations for leaving the EU. They want a deal on Brexit and are willing to compromise to get one.
Research

Jul 13, 2017

What sort of Brexit do the British people want? A proof-of-concept study using stated preference discrete choice experiments: Technical addendum

A proof-of-concept study using stated preference discrete choice experiments to quantify the British people's preferences for their relationship with the European Union after Brexit.
Research

Jul 13, 2017

What Sort of Brexit Do the British People Want? A Proof-of-Concept Study Using Stated Preference Discrete Choice Experiments

Knowledge of the public stance on different characteristics of the future relationship with the EU will give negotiators some indication of which trade-offs are likely to satisfy the public's preferences.
Article

Aug 2, 2016

A Summer Reading List for Congress

To help Hill staffers make the most of the Congressional recess, RAND has developed a list of must-read research and commentaries that will help ensure policymakers will return ready to hit the ground running.
Press

Nov 11, 2014

Tool Created to Help Multinational Companies Assess Risk of Bribery When Doing Business in Foreign Countries

Corruption can hinder global business investment -- particularly in emerging markets -- but multinational companies often have difficulty assessing the business bribery risk in other countries. A new tool, called the TRACE Matrix, can help.
Expert Insights

Apr 23, 2012

The United States, Japan, and Free Trade: Moving in the Same Direction?

Assesses the factors contributing to the decisions by the United States and Japan to join the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and the meaning of those decisions for bilateral cooperation on trade expansion.
Commentary

Dec 15, 2007

Our Misplaced Yuan Worries

To reduce the bilateral imbalances between China and the U.S. requires more carefully crafted policies than revaluation of the yuan, else the results could be perverse, writes Charles Wolf Jr.
Press

Sep 19, 2007

$2 Million Gift from Cyrus Chung Ying Tang Foundation Will Help RAND Corp. Establish China Study Institute

The Cyrus Chung Ying Tang Foundation has donated $2 million to the RAND Corporation to establish the Tang Institute for U.S.-China Relations.

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What sort of Brexit do the British people want? A longitudinal study examining the "trade-offs" people would be willing to make in reaching a Brexit deal — technical addendum

What Sort of Brexit Do the British People Want? A Longitudinal Study Examining the 'Trade-Offs' People Would Be Willing to Make in Reaching a Brexit Deal

Getting Out from "In-Between": Perspectives on the Regional Order in Post-Soviet Europe and Eurasia

Why Political Risks May Dampen World Economies in 2018

British Public Reject “No Deal” on Brexit

What sort of Brexit do the British people want? A proof-of-concept study using stated preference discrete choice experiments: Technical addendum

What Sort of Brexit Do the British People Want? A Proof-of-Concept Study Using Stated Preference Discrete Choice Experiments

A Summer Reading List for Congress

Tool Created to Help Multinational Companies Assess Risk of Bribery When Doing Business in Foreign Countries

The United States, Japan, and Free Trade: Moving in the Same Direction?

Our Misplaced Yuan Worries

$2 Million Gift from Cyrus Chung Ying Tang Foundation Will Help RAND Corp. Establish China Study Institute

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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Efforts to Combat Forced Labor

U.S. Economic Policies Regarding China Have Had Mixed Success

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What sort of Brexit do the British people want? A longitudinal study examining the "trade-offs" people would be willing to make in reaching a Brexit deal — technical addendum

What Sort of Brexit Do the British People Want? A Longitudinal Study Examining the 'Trade-Offs' People Would Be Willing to Make in Reaching a Brexit Deal

Getting Out from "In-Between": Perspectives on the Regional Order in Post-Soviet Europe and Eurasia

Why Political Risks May Dampen World Economies in 2018

British Public Reject “No Deal” on Brexit

What sort of Brexit do the British people want? A proof-of-concept study using stated preference discrete choice experiments: Technical addendum

What Sort of Brexit Do the British People Want? A Proof-of-Concept Study Using Stated Preference Discrete Choice Experiments

A Summer Reading List for Congress

Tool Created to Help Multinational Companies Assess Risk of Bribery When Doing Business in Foreign Countries

The United States, Japan, and Free Trade: Moving in the Same Direction?

Our Misplaced Yuan Worries

$2 Million Gift from Cyrus Chung Ying Tang Foundation Will Help RAND Corp. Establish China Study Institute

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