FedSoc Forums A Special Relationship: U.K. and U.S. Trade Deal on the Horizon?
Jun 3, 2020
57:34
The revolutionary "Brexit" vote heard round the world happened almost four years ago, and it will likely take even longer before the full global ramifications are realized on an international level. One of the key aspects to these ramifications has been the concept of a new trade deal between the United States and the United Kingdom. Just recently, trade negotiations have begun in full between the long-time allies, and many are hoping that a new trade deal could greatly aid the economies of both countries, especially with the economic fallout of COVID-19 still unclear.
Joining us for a discussion on this topic, we welcome former U.S. Senator Phill Gramm.
Featuring,
-- The Hon. William Phillip Gramm, Former United States Senator for the state of Texas
-- Matthew Heiman, Senior Fellow and Associate Director for Global Security, National Security Institute
-- Moderator: Wayne Abernathy, Chair of the Financial Services & E-Commerce Practice Group, and Former Executive Vice-President for the American Bankers Association
Joining us for a discussion on this topic, we welcome former U.S. Senator Phill Gramm.
Featuring,
-- The Hon. William Phillip Gramm, Former United States Senator for the state of Texas
-- Matthew Heiman, Senior Fellow and Associate Director for Global Security, National Security Institute
-- Moderator: Wayne Abernathy, Chair of the Financial Services & E-Commerce Practice Group, and Former Executive Vice-President for the American Bankers Association