WEBINAR: Taking Stock of the Trump Trade Agenda – Implications for Business— C&M's First 100 Days Series

The Trump Administration has come to office promising substantial changes to U.S. trade policy. Its trade policy agenda, released on March 1, 2017, emphasized U.S. sovereignty in determining trade policy, promised to use trade remedy laws assertively to counter unfair trading practices, pledged to aggressively put pressure on countries to eliminate barriers to U.S. exports, and committed to reviewing the U.S. approach to trade agreements.

• What are the implications for business of this new policy approach?
• What forces drive how the administration and Congress come together on a new strategy for trade?
• How much scope does the administration have under existing U.S. law to act unilaterally to address trade imbalances or unfair trade practices?
• How are U.S. trading partners responding, and what implications do their moves have for global business?

A panel from C&M International, along with Crowell and Moring trade lawyers, will present a detailed look at these questions and forecast what to expect on trade both domestically and internationally in the coming months.