Brussels’ anti-U.S. regulatory agenda risks setting a dangerous precedent for trade. U.S. negotiators & policymakers need to tell the EU that the U.S. cannot abide discrimination against U.S. employers and jobs by close allies.

Trevor Wagener · June 30, 2023

As 2022 wraps up, the impacts of the pandemic and supply chain issues are still being felt, but the outlook […]

Project Disco · December 6, 2022

At event on EU Digital Markets Act, PPI Chief Economist says DMA could restrict industry that has created 1.4 million […]

Project Disco · November 11, 2021

Among the most explicit barriers to digital trade are the outright filtering and blocking of Internet platforms and Internet shutdowns, […]

Rachael Stelly · July 29, 2021

Australian Regulators Stir Trade Conflict with Demands on U.S. Tech Companies In this ongoing series on the Australian Competition and […]

Rachael Stelly · September 4, 2020

The year comes to an end with a number of trade headlines: a new agreement on the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), […]

Rachael Stelly · December 18, 2019

As world leaders convene in France this weekend to discuss the future of the global economy at the G7 Summit, […]

Rachael Stelly · August 23, 2019

Work continues among Congressional leaders and members of the House Ways & Means Committee on implementing legislation of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada […]

Rachael Stelly · August 9, 2019

At the G20 Leaders Summit last weekend in Osaka, Japan, trade and digital economy issues took focus. Earlier this year, […]

Rachael Stelly · July 3, 2019

The U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) recently released its long-awaited report to Congress on the projected economic impact of the […]

Jacqueline Yin · May 8, 2019