Gary Hufbauer

Peterson Institute for International Economics

Guest

Senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, a Washington-based, nonprofit research group; co-author of North American Free Trade: Issues and Recommendations, written pre-NAFTA; NAFTA: An Assessment, published just before NAFTA's ratification in 1993; Economic Sanctions Reconsidered and Global Warming and the World Trading System

Gary Hufbauer on KCRW

Both presidential candidates have said they are against the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal.

How a President Trump could disrupt US trade agreements

Both presidential candidates have said they are against the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal.

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The North American Free Trade Agreement is 22 years old — but Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders have put it back in the headlines.

NAFTA and the Road to the White House

The North American Free Trade Agreement is 22 years old — but Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders have put it back in the headlines.

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President Obama has been negotiating the Trans-Pacific Partnership with 11 Asian-Pacific countries, although details are secret.

It's Touch and Go for the Biggest Trade Deal in History

President Obama has been negotiating the Trans-Pacific Partnership with 11 Asian-Pacific countries, although details are secret.

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