International Economic Law and Policy

1. Americans Think Canada Is the Fairest Trading Partner

   CFR has a new poll of Americans' views on trade, with some interesting results. In response to the question "Would you say each of the following is a fair or unfair trading partner to the United States?", here is the breakdown by trading partner:

   

   Congrats to Canada

2. Event on U.S. Trade and Customs Law & Enforcement

   Trade lawyer Amy Porges sends along the following:

   Announcing a program on Friday Oct 9, the annual Fall Trade Update program hosted and organized by Case Western Reserve University School of Law (with partners CITBA, American Society of International Law and Greater Cleveland International Lawyers Group): "Eleventh Trade Law

3. Australian WTO Reform Submission Calls for SOE Disciplines

   A couple months ago, I mentioned a new EU paper on WTO reform, in which the EU argued for stronger WTO disciplines on the behavior of certain state enterprises. Now Australia seems to be joining the cause.

4. Prospects for an AI Treaty

   During the U.S.-China meetings last week, one of the key topics was AI, and a "Dialogue" was established as part of this. But many people want broader U.S.-China cooperation on AI, with a few calling for an AI treaty of some sort. What are

5. What Kind of Discrimination Should Section 338 Target?

   A couple weeks ago, the U.S. International Trade Commission asked for public comments on implementing Section 338.