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US Trade Policy: Plus Ça Change by Glauber, Joseph W.

“…Key Points: As a presidential candidate, Joe Biden promised to reverse Donald Trump’s unilateral approach to trade policy, but two and a half years into his presidency, Biden has changed little of his predecessor’s trade regime, instead pursuing a “polite protectionism” that emphasizes social and environmental responsibility. …”
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Is the past the prologue for the future of agricultural in the United States? by Glauber, Joseph W., Smith, Vincent H.

“…Ad hoc disaster relief payments to farmers ballooned in recent years in response to trade disputes with China and the coronavirus pandemic, arguably outweighing farm losses, but these subsidies may not continue. The Joe Biden administration is promoting initiatives to increase subsidies received by minorities and small family farmers and expand funding for conservation and greenhouse gas emission–reduction practices on farms.…”
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Trade and US agriculture: What to expect from the Biden administration by Glauber, Joseph W.

“…Key Points Following four years of contentious trade wars and unilateral trade actions against key US partners under the previous administration, the Joe Biden administration must decide whether to continue those policies or change course to work multilaterally to achieve its goals. …”
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Whither agricultural in 2021 and beyond by Belasco, Eric J., Glauber, Joseph W., Smith, Vincent H.

“…However, the United States may well be on the cusp of major changes in agricultural policy, given the Joe Biden administration’s priorities, an upcoming farm bill (2023), and major changes in the leadership of key congressional committees, the United States Department of Agriculture, and the Environmental Protection Agency.…”
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The future of US agricultural and rural development policy: Where do the 2020 presidential candidates stand? by Smith, Vincent H., Glauber, Joseph W.

“…Some candidates, including former Vice President Joe Biden, Sen. Amy Klobuchar, and Sen. Elizabeth Warren, have sup-ported some trade agreements with other countries (e.g., the recent US-Mexico-Canada Agreement) but would only support further trade agreements if they imposed implausibly stringent conditions regarding environmental, worker-safety, and other regula-tions in the countries with which the agreements are signed. …”
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