Issues in International Political Economy: The U.S. Midterm Elections and Globalization

  • November 2006, Number 83
    By Sidney Weintraub
    Nov 15, 2006

    Control of both houses by the Democratic Party when the new U.S. Congress convenes early next year will almost certainly make U.S. trade policy more protectionist than it has been under Republican domination. The Democrats on the whole are less amenable than Republicans to open trade, and many of the Democrats who were elected to Congress expressed this sentiment.

    Programs
    Simon Chair in Political Economy
    Topics
    Trade and Economics
    Regions
    Americas, North America
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Issues in International Political Economy - The U.S. Midterm Elections and Globalization - November 2006, Number 83
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Issues in International Political Economy - The U.S. Midterm Elections and Globalization - November 2006, Number 83

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