Trade
Publications
From R Street Institute:
After intense protest and protracted negotiations, China joined the World Trade Organization (WTO) in December of 2001….
For about 70 years, the United States was the major architect and proponent of global rules-based trade. Through foresight and bipartisan persistence, the U.S. worked to lower trade barriers around…
Introduction
Beginning in the 1930s the United States led the global charge toward a rules-based trading system. The goals of this bipartisan policy were: to increase economic growth and promote…
WASHINGTON (October 18, 2021)—While the United States has historically been the leader of the global trade system, the Trump years and the economic fallout of COVID-19 have upended that consensus….
From Berkeley Journal of International Law:
To overcome the impasse, the WTO should adopt the Walker Principles, which set out policies to resolve the conflicts with the AB that the US has raised.
With the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, policymakers have become increasingly concerned about the pharmaceutical supply chain—and ensuring the American public…
INTRODUCTION
The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted policymakers to question whether economic globalization has left the United States overly vulnerable to foreign events and actions that could…
Following the Biden administration’s report about supply chain vulnerabilities in the wake of COVID-19, it is critical the United States embrace market dynamics, trade agreements and international…
From Observer Research Foundation:
When the next round of negotiations begin, India will finally have an opportunity to raise its own issues as well. Based on the concerns of the Trump…
From Diplomatic History:
For the sake of their sanity, best not tell them that the Trump Administration was also successfully dismantling the WTO from within, while simultaneously fighting a…