Economics, Econometrics and Finance
6 years ago

U.S. Trade Policy Shifts Away from Free Trade, Prioritizes Protectionism

European yearbook of international economic law
Trade Defense Instruments: The Leading Edge of U.S. Trade Policy
Bruce Malashevich, Mark Love

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The U.S. Trade Policy Agenda has shifted towards using Trade Defense Instruments (TDIs) to change international trade relations. There is a shift away from multilateral trade negotiations towards more unilateral and bilateral actions. This change is influenced by the current U.S. President and the lack of successful new multilateral trade rounds since 1995.