Biden faces tough choices on trade after Trump
“Trump’s trade policy was very aggressive towards both allies and trading partners alike, and he kind of upended a lot of the status quo,” said Halie Craig, an associate fellow at the R Street Institute, a think tank that promotes free-market policies.
“Biden will have a lot to do in terms of repairing those relationships, and I don’t think it’s going to be as easy as just going out there and saying like, ‘Oh, well I support multilateralism and we really want to work with our allies again,’” Craig added.Featured Publications
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