6 Questions We Should Ask About The Trump Trade Deals
In late July, President Donald Trump announced the conclusion of trade deals with Indonesia, Japan, the Philippines, the European Union, Korea and Pakistan — on top of earlier announced deals with Vietnam and the United Kingdom.
The conclusion of trade deals with these major economies after mere weeks of negotiations is nothing short of a miracle, which naturally raises questions.
Are these, in fact, deals that have been crafted to form durable foundations for long-term economic and commercial relations between the U.S. and its trading partners? Or, are they ephemeral arrangements that are vulnerable to collapse upon an interpretive disagreement, a change in political will or other provocation?
Baker Botts Partner Ted Posner shares his thoughts in this article published on Law360.
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