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The Seen and Unseen Protectionism in the U.S. State of the Union

On March 1, 2022, U.S. President Joe Biden gave his first State of the Union (SOTU) speech. While trade policy has not been a priority for the Biden Administration, it played a larger than expected role in the speech. The president not only explicitly spoke about trade policy but discussed other priorities less obviously related to trade.

Trade ExperettesApril 25, 2022US Trade Policy, Gabriella Beaumont-Smith

The U.S. response to the EU CBAM: Past responses and future prospects

Ann-Evelyn Luyten

A look at three different approaches that the U.S. could take in the near future in response to the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM).

Trade ExperettesFebruary 7, 2022Ann-Evelyn Luyten, US Trade Policy, Europe & UK, Trade & Environment

Irish-American: Biden's Heritage and Transatlantic Relations

Anna Guildea

On the night of November 7th as Joseph R. Biden Jr. officially won the United States presidential election, a clip from several years ago resurfaced to make its rounds on Twitter: the President-Elect can be seen passing throngs of press, with one voice overheard: “Sir, can you answer a few questions for the BBC?” to which Biden replies, with his signature grin: “The BBC? I’m Irish.”

Trade ExperettesNovember 24, 2020Countries, US, Ireland, Biden, Transatlantic Relations, Anna Guildea, Europe & UK, US Trade Policy

Managed Trade: The Case of Beef in U.S.-China Trade

Huan Zhu

Last month, the United States and China signed an “Economic and Trade Agreement.” One noteworthy feature of the Agreement is that it has a chapter on “Expanding Trade.”

Trade ExperettesMarch 3, 2020Trade, China, US, Managed Trade, Tariffs, Agriculture, Trade Wars, Countries, Huan Zhu, US Trade Policy, China & Asia

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