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Publications
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WTO E-Commerce Tariff Moratorium at 25
01.31.2024
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“Bidenomics” as Politics and Policy: Creditable Start, But Gaps to Fill
09.21.2023
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Trade Policymaking for Underserved America
08.14.2023
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U.S. Supply Chains and Biden’s China Challenge
07.31.2023
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Alliance for Clean Trade: A Framework Proposal for a New Climate and Trade Alliance Between the U.S., EU, and Allies
06.13.2023
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Intellectual Property: U.S. Interests, Emergencies, and the WTO’S TRIPS Waiver for COVID-19 Vaccines
06.06.2023
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Duty-Free Cyberspace: Why the WTO Should Continue the E-Commerce Tariff Moratorium
01.31.2024
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PPI Statement on U.S. Withdrawal of Core WTO Electronic Commerce Proposals
10.26.2023
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PPI’s Ed Gresser Testifies in Congressional Hearing on Reforming the Generalized System of Preferences
09.20.2023
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PPI Provides Policy Solutions for USTR to Advance Equity and Support Underserved Communities in Trade Policy
08.16.2023
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New IFP Report: Identifying Domestic Trade Vulnerabilities Are Critical to Strengthening Supply Chains and Reducing Dependence on China
07.31.2023
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Bledsoe and Gresser for The Messenger: A Trade-Based Climate Policy Can Cut Emissions Globally
07.05.2023
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Alliance for Clean Trade: Creating a New Climate and Trade Alliance Between the U.S., EU, and Allies
06.13.2023
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Building a Strong Digital Trade Agenda to Foster America’s Success in Digital Economy
06.05.2023
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PPI’s Ed Gresser Provides Testimony to International Trade Commission on U.S.-Pacific Island Trade Opportunities
02.14.2023
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U.S. Tariffs Are Regressive Taxes that Hurt American Working Families, Argues New Report from PPI
04.19.2022
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Trade Fact of the Week: Half of the world’s 3.51 billion workers don’t have regular pay or labor law protections.
03.13.2024
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Trade Fact of the Week: Americans buy 11 tons of Ukrainian honey daily
03.06.2024
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Trade Fact of the Week: African American owned businesses export over $1 billion worth of goods per year.
02.28.2024
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Odd Remarks by the U.S. Trade Representative
02.23.2024
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Trade Fact of the Week: American steel output lower in 2023 than in 2017; aluminum about the same as 2017.
02.21.2024
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Trade Fact of the Week: Each January, the U.S. imports 11 million roses a day
02.14.2024
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Trade Fact of the Week: U.S. Geological Survey: 33,000 tons of gold out there under the hills
02.07.2024
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PPI’s Trade Fact of the Week: WTO members will decide whether to preserve “duty-free cyberspace” by February 29.
01.31.2024
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PPI’s Trade Fact of the Week: Senegal is the U.S.’ fourth-largest source of wigs.
01.24.2024
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PPI’s Trade Fact of the Week: 55 countries have ratified the WTO’s 2022 fishery subsidies agreement. They need 55 more by late February.
01.17.2024
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