This State of Trade takes a closer look at transatlantic trade relations. The United States and EU currently do not have a free trade agreement. Why not? What are the big issues and how have the U.S. and EU been addressing them? What would it take to create a free trade agreement? Our panel discusses this and more.
The State of Trade: Transatlantic Trade Relations (March 2023)
The U.S. and EU still have no free trade agreement. Why not, what the sticking points are, and what it would actually take to build one.
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