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One of the rare areas of bipartisan consensus in the US right now, is on the need to change our trading relationship with China. Former President Donald Trump started a process of putting tariffs on Chinese goods and limiting the export of certain key technologies. This has only expanded under the Biden administration, with expanded restrictions on things like electric vehicles, solar panels, and semiconductors. So what’s the thinking behind this drive? What are the goals and what are the risks? On this episode we speak with the United States Trade Representative Katherine Tai. Ambassador Tai describes what she sees as a rethink, or a new version of, globalization. She explains the new worker-centric priorities, how trade fits into domestic investments, and what a healthy version of international economic relations actually looks like. This transcript has been lightly edited for clarity.. Key insights from the pod:The role of the US Trade Representative \u2014 3:32The worker-centered trade policy approach \u2014 7:35The evolution of globalization and \u201cChina shocks\u201d \u2014 11:37The International Trade Organization \u2014 19:31Worker safety and rights in trade \u2014 24:23The risk of tit-for-tat retaliation \u2014 30:58Tools for trade defense \u2014 36:12US-Mexico trade, NAFTA and the USMCA \u2014 43:06Trade policy under a potential Harris administration \u2014 50:27. <\/p>\n

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