US Trade Policy in a Global Context
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To kick off Season 4 of Trade Knowledge Matters, we look at US Trade Policy. Amar sits down with William (Bill) Reinsch. Bill holds the Scholl Chair in International Business at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) and also co-hosts a podcast, Trade Guys.
This episode delves into the complexities of US trade policy, examining the shifts in bipartisan consensus, the impact of economic security on trade decisions, and the evolving narratives within political parties. The discussion highlights the implications of tariffs, friend shoring, and sectoral concerns, while also addressing the challenges of market access and much more.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to US Trade Policy
02:57 Shifts in Bipartisan Trade Consensus
06:10 Drivers of Trade Restriction in the US
09:07 Evolution of Trade Narratives in Political Parties
12:01 Economic Security and Friend Shoring
14:50 Key Sectors of Economic Security Concern
18:10 Assessing Policy Interventions for Economic Security
20:57 Market Access Challenges in US Trade Policy
24:08 Sectoral Engagement in Trade Negotiations
27:04 Carbon Emissions and Trade Policy Intersection
29:51 Digital Trade Dynamics and US Policy Changes
33:10 Developing a Positive Trade Narrative
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