In the Media
An Uncertain Political Future for U.S. Trade Policy
Nov 09, 2016 // As a guest on Marketplace, Dean Matthew Slaughter discusses how trade policies in America may shift amidst the outcome of the presidential election.
View at Marketplace
International Trade Slows Despite Globalization Fears
Nov 01, 2016 // As a guest on WNYC’s “The Takeaway,” Dean Matthew Slaughter discusses the topic of international trade and its effect on voters in the upcoming presidential election.
View at WNYC
Campus vs Beach
Oct 15, 2016 // Quotes Dean Matthew Slaughter in an article comparing the benefits of specialist masters degrees and online education to that of the traditional MBA program.
View at The Economist
Make America Great Again—Invest in High-Skilled Immigrants
Sep 21, 2016 // Are foreign workers coming to United States to steal the best jobs from hard-working Americans? Absolutely — and new research shows it’s quite good for the country.
View at Pacific Standard
The EU Is Creating A Hostile Work Environment... For Employers
Aug 25, 2016 // According to research by Matthew J. Slaughter for the Business Roundtable and U.S. Council for International Business, more than 28 million Americans were employed at multinationals.
View at Forbes
Fear Trumps Free Trade in US Fortress of Solitude
Aug 06, 2016 // Donald Trump is going to fix 'em right up. Apple? Make your damned cell phones in the US.
View at Sydney Morning Herald
Global Golf Lessons
Jul 11, 2016 // Elites were warned about the inequities caused by globalization, and now they're feeling the backlash.
View at U.S. News & World Report
Here's how Trump's anti-trade stance could backfire
Jun 28, 2016 // Dean Matthew Slaughter comments on remarks made by presidential candidate Donald Trump on free trade agreements.
View at CNBC
Few U.S. Workers Receive Federal Assistance for Trade Deal Consequences
May 11, 2016 // Dean Matthew Slaughter comments on the inadequacy of the Trade Adjustment Assistance program that supports U.S. workers who lose their jobs to foreign competitors. Slaughter calls the program, "vastly inadequate and improperly designed.”
View at Bloomberg
Can politicians really bring jobs "back" to the U.S.?
Apr 26, 2016 // Matthew Slaughter discusses policies needed to increase high-paying jobs in the U.S. including increasing access to H-1B visas.
View at Minnesota Public Radio
Why trade and globalization concerns are resonating with voters at home
Apr 22, 2016 // Matthew Slaughter says that, with the right kind of policies going forward, more global engagement can help American families in the future.
View at Public Broadcasting Service
What Have Free-Trade Policies Meant for New Hampshire?
Apr 20, 2016 // Dean Matthew Slaughter said that the U.S. has been “behind the curve” when it comes to strengthening the social safety net for communities that are affected by free-trade agreements.
View at New Hampshire Public Radio
Rising H-1B visa costs are stifling innovation and hurting the success of US companies
Apr 18, 2016 // In an op-ed, Dean Matthew Slaughter says that, facing a shortage of skilled workers, the U.S. should make H-1B visas more affordable for the nation's companies and start-ups.
View at Fox News
Why Candidates are Out of Sync with How Americans Really Feel About Trade
Apr 18, 2016 // Quotes Dean Matthew Slaughter on trade and globalization in the United States. “Slaughter suggests the safety net could be strengthened with expanded unemployment insurance, job training, and direct subsidies for workers whose wages suffer,” reports NPR. “He warns that unless the benefits of trade are shared more equit
View at National Public Radio
Hiking H-1B visa fee may drive jobs abroad, says study
Apr 14, 2016 // Continued coverage on findings in a recent report by Dean Matthew Slaughter that suggests the H1-B visa costs incurred by companies are too high.
View at Hindustan Times
Republicans sour on free trade, see drag on U.S. economy, job losses
Apr 07, 2016 // Dean Matthew Slaughter says, "Americans' attitudes toward trade are becoming more protectionist in large part because of how broad have been the downward pressures on earnings in recent years."
View at Washington Times
Survey: US H-1B Visa Policies Too Restrictive
Apr 06, 2016 // Continued coverage on findings in a new report by Dean Matthew Slaughter that suggest areas with higher number of H-1B immigrants tend to have faster growth in productivity—driving the increase in standards of living and real wages.
View at Voice of America
Study: American economy hampered by limits on skilled immigrant workers
Apr 04, 2016 // A repost of the U.S. News & World Report coverage on findings in a new report by Dean Matthew Slaughter that suggests skilled immigrants create new jobs and companies that ultimately help the economy grow.
View at Aol.
Majority of Americans want undocumented immigrants to stay in the US
Apr 04, 2016 // Dean Mathew Slaughter is quoted as saying, "The paradox I come back to is that there's a preponderance of evidence that high-skill immigration is a dynamic force that can help the U.S. create not just jobs, but good jobs."
View at Christian Daily
Need smarter policies: Econ. professor on trade
Apr 01, 2016 // Dean Matthew Slaughter weighs in on current U.S. trade policy and the effects it has on companies and the American people.
View at CNBC