Three-fourths of voters say ‘enough’: Now Trump must get Asia to play fair
The next few weeks offer a tremendous opportunity for President Donald Trump and his team to push world leaders for fair market access. As the administration conducts bilateral and multilateral engagements in New York at the United Nations General Assembly and Wisconsin for the G20 Trade Ministerial, we hope that it will continue to press counterparts, particularly in Asia, on the basic economic principle that fair treatment is a prerequisite for fair trade.
TL;DR
- Upcoming weeks present an opportunity for President Trump to push world leaders for fair market access.
- Engagements at the UN General Assembly and the G20 Trade Ministerial will be key venues.
- The administration is urged to press counterparts, especially in Asia, on fair treatment as a prerequisite for fair trade.
- A national survey reveals bipartisan consensus that addressing unfair international trade policies is a priority.
- Voters want the U.S. government to tackle unfair trade practices targeting American companies abroad.