Trade Policy Decoded
Trade Policy Decoded is for anyone with an interest in international trade policy - both experts and trade policy novices.
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Episode 47: On the Trail to the U.S.-China Summit with Stephen Olson (opens the original)
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In this episode of Trade Policy Decoded, Pru and Peter host Steve Olson in discussing U.S.-China relations in the lead up to this week’s Summit. Tuning in from Bangkok, Steve speaks from an extensive career, some of which was spent in service as a United States Trade Official, as a research fellow at the Hinrich Foundation, and most recently as a senior fellow at the ISEAS Yusof Ishak Institute. Taking stock of U.S-China relations, this episode considers the key areas to watch moving forward, an
Episode 46: Taiwan, Semi-Conductors, and Cross-Strait Relations with Dr Roy Chun Lee (opens the original)
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In this episode of Trade Policy Decoded, Pru and Peter host Dr Roy Chun Lee, former Deputy Foreign Minister for Taiwan and current Senior Deputy Executive Director at the Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research. In tracing recent developments facing Taiwan’s position in the global system, this episode explores how the unfolding boom in Artificial Intelligence is interacting with Taiwan’s dominance in the production of semiconductor chips. Although not immune to the effects of the United Stat
Episode 45: Jonathan Fried on U.S-Canada Relations and the future of North American Cooperation (opens the original)
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In this episode Peter and Pru host long-time friend and veteran diplomat Jonathan Fried. Jonathan brings decades of experience and insights from a distinguished career including serving as the Canadian ambassador to Japan, Coordinator for International Economic Relations at Global Affairs Canda, and as Canada’s Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the World Trade Organisation. Jonathan takes listeners through the ongoing turbulence in Canada’s trade relations with the US. Following on from
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