Once upon a time, it was taboo to speak kindly of unilateral controls, those demon children of an overweening superpower committed to singlehandedly controlling the world economy. These days, however, unilateralism is entering a new golden era, punctuated by a Congressional Budget Office report on the trifling costs of unilateral controls.
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