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WTO Negotiations On Agriculture — Slow If Any Progress To Date

Terrence P. Stewart | Current Thoughts on Trade | 01/25/2022

When the Uruguay Round was concluded, the Agreement on Agriculture included provision for periodic renewed negotiations to improve market access and address market distortions. See Agreement on Agriculture Art. 20….

The US Must Act Now On Trade And Economic Leadership In The Indo-Pacific And China

Representative Carol D. Miller (R-W.VA.) and Representative Darin M. Lahood (R-ILL.) | The Hill | 01/24/2022

Canada Needs a Bold, New International Trade Strategy. If Not Now, When?

Stewart Beck and Gary Comerford | The Globe and Mail | 01/23/2022

What will the new norm...

The U.S. Heads Further Down the Path to Managed Trade

Gary Clyde Hufbauer | Barron's | 01/22/2022

Allies for more than a century, now jointly facing Russian and C...

New NFTC President: Trade Policy, At Its Best, Is Inherently Worker-Centric

Brett Fortnam | Inside U.S. Trade | 01/20/2022

National Foreign Trade Council Presiden...

Who Is Winning the Trade War?

Pinelopi Koujianou Goldberg | Project Syndicate | 01/20/2022

As the Sino-American trade war approaches its fourth year, there is am...

What Biden Should Do on Trade

Takatoshi Ito | Project Syndicate | 01/19/2022

America’s rapid accession to the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pa...

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