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2020

Brooklyn Law School

Commercial Law

Trade; international trade; coronavirus; gross domestic product; GDP; trade defecit; China; trade war; Trump; liberal world order; trade policy; economic security; supply chain; diplomacy; United States; peace; jobs; nationalism; economy; Biden law policy

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Brave New World: A Post-Coronavirus Perspective On Trade, Kevin J. Fandl Dec 2020

Brave New World: A Post-Coronavirus Perspective On Trade, Kevin J. Fandl

Journal of Law and Policy

Trade policy during the Obama Administration largely reflected the pinnacle of the globalist moment in history. The dream of global peace through economic security was on the cusp of being achieved, with a comprehensive set of trade alliances linking countries both economically and politically to one another, a worldwide system of rules which nearly all countries abided in their economic relationships, and a deeply integrated global supply chain that not only enabled companies to satisfy consumer demands at exceedingly low cost and rapid development, but also empowered more and more workers in poor countries to join the global economy. This …