TRADE: OBAMA AND THE ISSUES

Obama's Trade Agenda: Keeping The Bazaar Open

Washington observers expect the administration to be pro-trade, if not vigorously so.

by Bruce Stokes

Saturday, March 7, 2009


Despite lingering worries raised by Barack Obama's criticism of trade during the presidential campaign, Washington observers expect the administration to be pro-trade, if not vigorously so. Stalled multilateral trade talks will be the first major issue on the White House's trade agenda.

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