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As tariffs once again dominate headlines and stir debate in global markets, trade experts from the Schar School of Policy and Government offer critical insights into the economic and political forces reshaping international commerce. In this timely and engaging discussion, leading faculty from the Global Commerce and Policy master’s program examine how escalating tariff measures, shifting alliances, and evolving trade strategies are influencing global economic dynamics.

The conversation delves into the real-world consequences of U.S. trade policy, including its impact on relations with key partners such as China and Brazil, and explores how these developments are shaping long-term trade negotiations and international development. The event also highlights how academic research connects with practical decision-making, offering valuable perspectives for students, professionals, and policymakers alike.

Featured speakers include Kenneth Reinert, a trade economist and former senior international economist at the U.S. International Trade Commission; Mark Langevin, a senior advisor with deep expertise in Brazil-U.S. trade, energy, and agricultural policy; and J.P. Singh, a political economist and award-winning author focused on trade negotiations and development.