U.S. Chamber Chair: Next President Should Prioritize Trade Modernization
The next president should embrace transparent trade and investment policies that open markets, reduce tariffs, and will benefit the future of the U.S., U.S. Chamber of Commerce Chairman Mike Ducker wrote in a letter addressed to “The 45th President of…
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the United States” (here). The U.S. needs a leader who will modernize trade rules, simplify regulations, and streamline customs processes to open opportunities for businesses of all sizes, he said, citing a FedEx-commissioned study focusing on the markets of 17 countries that found 82 percent of respondents reported buying online from a merchant outside the U.S.