About Clark
Clark Packard was a resident fellow and trade policy counsel in the Finance, Insurance and Trade policy department at the R Street Institute.
Clark joined R Street from the National Taxpayers Union, where he spearheaded the organization’s work on trade and financial services policy and provided legal counsel to the organization’s senior officers.
Previously, he was an attorney and policy adviser for two former South Carolina governors. Earlier in his career, Clark worked in private legal practice, where he advised financial services companies on federal and state financial regulation.
Clark is a graduate of the University of South Carolina School of Law. He is a member of the South Carolina Bar.
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Research from Clark
The Need to Reduce Tariffs on Non-Leather Goods
Harvesting Another Trade War: Ad Hoc Farm Subsidies and Our WTO Commitments
Building Resilient Medical Supply Chains Through Trade Agreements
Outcompeting Beijing: A Roadmap for Meeting China’s Commercial Challenges
Subsidies, Tariffs and Trade Wars: A Terrible Harvest for U.S. Agriculture
Agricultural Policy for the 21ST Century
Resisting Protectionism in the Pharmaceutical Supply Chain
Digital Trade Rules for the 21st Century
A New Prescription For Biologics Exclusivity In U.S. Trade Policy (Side Effects Include Lower Prices And Freer Trade)
U.S.-China Trade War: Farmers Caught In The Crossfire
Commentary from Clark
Techlash will hurt the United States in competition with China
Outreach from Clark
Coalition Letter re: Bipartisan Innovation Act/America COMPETES Act
Free-market and conservative groups support the AFFIRM Act
WTO Appellate Body Reform Proposals Urged
Comments to USTR on China’s acts and use of Section 301
Coalition Letter: Support Congressional Approval for Section 232 Designations
Open Letter to Congress: Reject the Reciprocal Trade Act
Senate should vote ‘yes’ on Corker-Toomey motion to instruct conferees to H.R. 5895
Coalition to Senate Banking Committee: Incorporate REINS Act in Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act (FIRRMA)
VOTE ALERT: Vote Yes on Amendment No. 1 to Reform Broken Sugar Program
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