This quarter, Scott discusses trends in international trade, focusing on US-Asia relations. Chronic US trade deficits with a majority of its trade partners have harmed American industry. With the resulting rise of US protectionism, China and Japan are more willing to work together – so what does this change mean for the US?
Asia Letter, Q1 2018: Asia Picks Up the Slack
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