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Wendy Cutler

Wendy Cutler

Wendy Cutler is senior vice-president of the Asia Society Policy Institute and former acting deputy US Trade Representative.
Wendy Cutler is senior vice-president of the Asia Society Policy Institute and former acting deputy US Trade Representative.

Opinion | Why Asia has huge stakes in US-Mexico-Canada trade deal review

If Asian economies treat USMCA talks as purely a North American matter, they could find themselves scrambling later to respond to developments that affect them.

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Given China’s history of ignoring bilateral agreements, how can the EU’s modest and incremental investment agreement hope to hold China to account? A collective approach, rooted in effective transatlantic cooperation, would at least have a chance.

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One important compromise Washington made was moving away from a comprehensive trade agreement and settling for a partial deal with Beijing. Over 18 months of trade tensions, the US has become more realistic about what it could achieve.

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