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Economic Program

Focusing on growth and middle class success

Bill Rapp

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Forget social networks, it's trade networks according to Ed Gerwin Least in the East? | INFOGRAPHIC: LinkedIn Trade Networks in the Asia Pacific Region

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3 Key Trade Trends the U.S. Can't Ignore

Square_thumb by Ed Gerwin As America prepares for important trade debates, three trends in global trade highlight why it's more vital than ever that America continue to play a strong role in writing robust rules for trade. More ►

Bera and Gerwin: Getting 'LinkedIn' to Asia

Square_thumb by Ed Gerwin In today’s digital world, social networks such as LinkedIn are vital for professional success. A strong network of friends and colleagues can break down barriers and open doors. In the global economy, networking is critical for countries too, and America still has considerable trade networking to do, especially in forging stronger links with the fast-growing economies in East Asia — a region that will add over a billion new middle-class consumers in the next decade. More ►

The Trans-Pacific Partnership: Don’t Forget Canada and Mexico

Square_thumb by Ed Gerwin Japan’s recent announcement that it’s seeking to join the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade negotiations has created quite a stir in trade circles. More ►

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Gabe Horwitz

Director of the Economic Program

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David Kendall

Senior Fellow for Health and Fiscal Policy

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Ed Gerwin

Senior Fellow for Trade and Global Economic Policy

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David Brown

Policy Advisor, Economic Program

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Lauren Oppenheimer

Senior Policy Advisor, Capital Markets Initiative

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David Hollingsworth

Policy Advisor, Capital Markets Initiative

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John Vahey

Policy Advisor, Capital Markets Initiative

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