Decoupling the U.S.-China trade relationship: The Challenges and Opportunities of a new Economic Order
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Decoupling the U.S.-China trade relationship: The Challenges and Opportunities of a new Economic Order
February 17, 2022 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Join WisPolitics.com, WisBusiness.com and the Wisconsin Technology Council for the first 2022 trade policy virtual event on Thursday, Feb. 17, from noon to 1 p.m. CT. Attendance is free. Click here to register.
Date/Time:
February 17 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Event description:
How far will U.S.-China decoupling go? What challenges and opportunities will this present to the Midwest? How will this transform trade relations, not just between the U.S. and China, but between the U.S. and its other major trading partners such as Mexico? This event will feature a panel of experts to address these and other pressing questions.
Event panel:
- U.S. Rep. Ron Kind of Wisconsin, a member of the House Ways and Means Trade Subcommittee, joins two experts:
- Prof. Enrique Dussel Peters, from the National Autonomous University in Mexico | dusselpeters.com
- Prof. Samantha Vortherms, a China expert at UC-Irvine | samanthavortherms.com
Partners:
This virtual luncheon is being done in cooperation with the Wisconsin Technology Council in addition to the Center for East Asian Studies and Latin American, Caribbean and Iberian Studies — both at UW-Madison. It is part of the WisPolitics.com + WisBusiness.com Trade Policy Initiative sponsored by Michael Best Strategies (michaelbeststrategies.com/) and the Wisconsin District Export Council (widistrictexportcouncil.org/). See more: www.wisbusiness.com/trade-policy/
After registering, you will be sent a link to the event webinar on the morning of February 17.