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For Manufacturers, U.S. Trade Policy Yields Mixed Results

Benjamin Glick | 05/22/2020

The Trump administration has distinguished itself from its predecessors by reshaping the nation’s trade policy in ways that have proved to be both a boon and burden for American manufacturers. In…

Enter USMCA and a New Trade Debate

William Alan Reinsch and Jack Caporal | Center for Strategic and International Studies | 01/17/2020

This week, the Senate follo...

Canadian Cheers Over Pending USMCA May be Short-lived

Steven Globerman, Addington Chair in Measurement, Professor Emeritus, Western Washington University | The Fraser Institute Blog | 12/11/2019

Trump’s Backfiring Trade Policy

Uri Dadush and Laurence Kotlikoff | Bruegel | 08/12/2019

Thirty months into President Trump’s radical trade policy, and as t...

Trade and Race

Daniella Zessoules | Center for American Progress | 07/18/2019

Author’s note: CAP uses “Black” and “African American” interchangeably throughout ma...

The Old-School Answer to Global Trade

Beth Baltzan | Washington Monthly | 06/01/2019

Heading into 2020, liberals are at a crossroads on trade. Most abhor Donald ...

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